Bush: We will win the unwinnable war while negotiating with those you can't negotiate with

ABC News:

President Bush will tell the nation's largest veterans' group Tuesday that "we will win" the war on terror, seeking to quell controversy and Democratic criticism of his remark aired a day earlier that victory in the anti-terror battle may not be possible, his spokesman said.
In a speech before the national convention of the American Legion, the president will make it "crystal clear" that America will win the war on terrorism, White House press secretary Scott McClellan said.

"Not only are we winning it, but we will win it," McClellan said in describing Bush's speech.

That message contradicts Bush's statement, aired Monday in a pre-taped television interview, that "I don't think you can win" the war on terror.

After you sort that one out, help me with this:

And in Tuesday's speech before the American Legion, with popular Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona by his side, Bush himself sought to hit back.

"In this different kind of war, we may never sit down at a peace table," Bush said.

Except for this, when talking about a so-called "Axis of Evil" state:

Calling war divisive for the country, President Bush said he will continue pursuing diplomatic rather than military options to try to get Iran to halt its nuclear program.

Earlier this month, Iran confirmed it had resumed building nuclear centrifuges, which can be used to enrich uranium to weapons grade, and declared it should have the right to advanced nuclear technology.

While he's "deeply concerned" by Iran's actions, Bush said diplomatic efforts are just beginning there and he's hopeful they will be successful.

Do I want him to invade Iran? No, not really. But I do want to see his so called "decisive leadership" called into question here. Seems to me to flip-flops in one day on the war on terror.

Instead, I watch Andrew Card deny the existence of negativity at MSG last night. Sickening.