Dems already dismissing Iraq war report

It is not hard to figure the Dem's out.
They will say whatever it takes to gain power.
They vote in someone to write a report, they fund it, then they don't like what he might say, so they trash it. They don't want anyone to know the good things that are happening in Iraq...that is GOOD for the United States. Obviously Democrats are not interested in anything good being said about our military or President. They are invested in us loosing, I told you they would do this, and once again, I was right.

I predicted it weeks ago

The future of General Petraeus

General Patraeus was confirmed and deemed acceptable by the Democrats in Congress.
They passed a bill that required the President to submit a report based on findings of General Petraeus.
Democrats were sure that the Presidents surge plan would fail, so they lets things go forward.
Now that the surge will probably be reported as a success, the following is the future of General Patraeus.
1. Democrats will have to start trashing his credibility. He is seen as favorable by Americans, so Dem's have to take the guy they confirmed (Petraeus was unanimously confirmed as a four-star general and MNF-I commander on January 27. [9][10]) and start saying he is simply a Bush stooge.

2. They will have to start saying that the report is just a political stunt because it comes from the White House. Interesting, since it was a Democratically controlled Congress that made it law that the report be given from the President.
Here is how the law is written: It also clearly states that the president "will prepare the report and submit the report to Congress" after consultation with the secretaries of state and defense and with the top U.S. military commander in Iraq and the U.S. ambassador.
Here are the stories of Democrats already scarred of the report, and trying to make sure that the American people do not believe there is any improvement in Iraq. It must really suck to be a person voted into office by Americans, but have to cheer for the enemy.
US Democrats slam 'political spin' over Iraq report
Early Clash Brewing Over Report On Iraq Progress

3. In no way can they give any credit to Patraeus or the President, because their entire political careers are vested in the US defeat in Iraq.