We've got a problem. We've started reframing issues pretty well, with the surge/escalation thing. But what do we do with the supplemental/withdrawal bill? We don't have the right language for it. As far as I can see, withdrawal is the best we've got.
Withdrawal means a lot of things, none of them positive. It's a retreat, a defeat, an ineffective birth control method, what you suffer when you stop taking something you're addicted to. None of those are good, and we don't want those kinds of associations.
This can't be framed as a retreat. I've tried "ending the war" and "bringing the troops home" but those are too long and awkward, and not likely to make headlines.
What do you all think? How can we reframe this issue? The only phrases we have going around there are "slow-bleed" and "withdrawal". We gotta change this.