How does Bush think Iraqis should view occupation?

I mostly avoid national issues, but Archpundit blogs on how President Bush wants the Iraqis to "get more on board" with the U.S. plan for Iraq. And he thinks Iraqis should appreciate the sacrifices made by Americans.

When people challenge Rep. Karen Yarbrough for introducing the resolution calling for impeachment, it seems like we should keep in mind how bad President Bush really is. He seems to think Iraqis should believe U.S. policy was primarily optimized around their well-being.

I don't think Bush talks to many people who disagree with his world view. Or if he talks to them he doesn't give much attention to what they have to say.

(Archpundit is one of the premiere bloggers on Illinois politics even though he technically lives in St. Louis.)