Are Democrats using Armenian Genocide to thwart the Iraq War?

Can America stay in Iraq without Turkey?

In the early 1900's, some of Turkey's mullahs essentially ordered the genocide of more than 1,000,000 Armenians. Today, more than 100 years later, there is a movement in Congress to ratify a resolution acknowledging this genocide.

What would such a resolution accomplish, aside from $100.00+ barrels of oil, for example?

Might the resolution also push the Turkish government to disallow the U.S. to utilize its airports, airspace and land to supply the effort in Iraq? Since 70 percent of U.S. supplies move through Turkey, can the U.S. continue the War in Iraq without Turkey's help?

Are Democrats using the Armenian Resolution to covertly force a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq? If so, is such a move a good idea, or dirty politics?

Rate the Armenian Genocide Resolution: A good idea at this point in time, or dirty politics?

Don't both political parties suck?

The worst President ever (according to some) is 3x times more popular than Congress?

Democrats talk loud, yet seem to do nothing. For years Democrats have complained about Iraq, yet they've accomplished little, even after they took control of Congress.

Republicans. Well, I don't even know what Republicans stand for any more. Is it spend as much money as possible?

Is it the parties? Is it the politicians? Is it the system? Is it Democracy?

It seems every political speech, every political excuse always starts with, 'Well, the other party...." Yet, both parties don't seem to have any problem with earmarks and spending American taxpayer dollars while they accomplish nothing significant.

Why does it seem as if the entire American political system sucks? Am I just jaded?