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Two GOP congressmen say most Republicans on the Hill now believe the Iraq war was a mistake, and "more than half the Republican caucus" believes the way in which the US entered the Afghanistan war was also a mistake.
Reps. Tom McClintock (R-CA) and Dana Rohrbacher (R-CA) made the comments at a discussion panel at the Cato Institute on Thursday.
Going into Iraq "was a mistake because I thought we had to finish the job in Afghanistan," Rohrbacher told the panel, echoing a popular Democratic talking point at the time.
"In retrospect, almost all of us think that was a horrible mistake," Rohrbacher said. "Now that we know that it cost a trillion dollars, and all of these years, and all of these lives, and all of this blood … all I can say is everyone I know thinks it was a mistake to go in now.”
Asked by panel moderator Grover Norquist what percentage of Republican congressmen agree with that view, McClintock said, “I think everyone [in Congress] would agree that Iraq was a mistake.”
....turdblossem....
Originally posted by David9176
Geez LOOK AT ALL THAT DEFICIT SPENDING.
Let's ignore that though...and complain about how unemployment benefits and people getting health insurance is destroying the country.
Nice.
Originally posted by whaaa
My question is....Who here still thinks the wars were justified?
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Besides, we have a very state-of-the-art base in Qatar:
en.wikipedia.org...
But, that is part of the problem. Has been, it's why the USA is so hated, in certain parts of the ME.