Not necessarily. The general public is not ready to see war for all that it is. No one really is. It's people killing eachother when there really isn't that great of a reason. When the Marines slaughtered that entire town the press went fuckin' nuts when in actuallity it was just the atrocity that is war. That's the reality of it. People are sitting in their homes at 10 at night watching people die on the other side of the world. And what are they gunna think? We've captured Sadam, and taken control of the country, yet we still have soldiers deployed there, still have soldiers dieing there. For what reason? To help construct a concrete democracy in the Middle East that's just going to crash in on itself if we ever do pull out. The 2,800 soldiers that have died in Iraq are all heroes in my book, but what'd they die for in the first place?
The only thing worse than a battle won is a battle lost.