Yes, we can.

[Ghoulish Delight]

The first is a straw man question, conflating two entirely separate issues and using false analogy. Not even worth responding to.

The third is a single issue I may disagree with Obama on.

As to the second, he said he didn't know what he would do if he were in the senate because he didn't have the information they have. Umm, that's a "duh" statement. No one knows what they would do in a radically different position than they were in. However in the very next sentence he reaffirmed that with the knowledge he did have he would still have voted against it. As for the "not much different from Bush's position" quote, that had to do with going forward from that point. What's done can't be undone, he was simply saying that now that we've made the mistake of going in and destabilizing the country, he considers it our responsibility to stabilize it. And before you can say, "But, he wants a timetable!" I (and he) would argue that the best way to motivate Iraqis to start governing themselves is to let them know that we aren't going to be around to babysit them forever.