I’m going to have to disagree with you there. I think sending more troops is just a last effort to try and change things. Having more troops there isn’t going to effect anything, except how many worried family members are in the states.
“There isn’t anyone to fight.” The typical day of an infantry soldier consists of driving around the city, until he gets ambushed, in which they can retaliate. It is becoming harder and harder to track insurgents down, especially when they are working for us. The majority of the Iraqi people do NOT want to be liberated. Most don’t hate the U.S., but they do want everyone to leave, so they can, in their minds, “prosper”. We are trying to change a nation, and obviously, the nation does not like change.