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What period of current American history am I describing?

~ This war began with the support of the majority of the American people.

~ Many American considered this war to be essentially a civil war, until there was evidence that another nation was supplying arms and manpower to the enemy.

~ It was obvious that there were political mistakes made in the early years of this war.

~ It was equally obvious that despite the political blunders, the American military forces themselves never suffered a major defeat. The American forces decisively won every stand-up battle against the enemy.

~ The enemy was deathly afraid to take on the American military. Whenever possible, the enemy chose guerrilla tactics.

~ In time, our host-nation ally slowly began to show the world that they could field a competent and battle-ready military.

~ Despite American military prowess and constant success on the battlefield, many in the American media (mostly liberal) declared the war unwinnable.

~ Despite American military prowess and constant success on the battlefield, many in the American institutes of higher learning (mostly liberal) declared the war unwinnable.

~ Despite American military prowess and constant success on the battlefield, many in the American Congress (mostly liberal) declared the war unwinnable.

~ Whenever American military forces committed an atrocity, liberals ensured that the news of such was given constant media coverage.

~ Whenever the enemy committed atrocities that made the Americans pale in comparison, the liberals were strangely mute on the subject.

~ Despite American military prowess and constant success on the battlefield, after years and years of liberal propaganda bombardment, many Americans eventually became convinced that the war was unwinnable.

~ Yet again... despite American military prowess and constant success on the battlefield, an American Presidency was brought down for leading this nation into an unwinnable war.

~ The enemy eventually won the war after the American military, despite prowess and constant success on the battlefield, was ordered to leave before the enemy was completely defeated.

~ Once firmly in control of our defeated former ally, the enemy killed millions of men, women, and children.

OK... here's the $64,000 question; who can tell if I'm describing the Viet-Nam War or the current war in Iraq?