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originally posted by: TaleDawn
I haven't seen at least Hillary demanding to send troops to Syria. A vote for the GOP is a vote for the war party.
originally posted by: MystikMushroom
originally posted by: TaleDawn
I haven't seen at least Hillary demanding to send troops to Syria. A vote for the GOP is a vote for the war party.
It's kind of always been that way...Regan's military build up during the cold War, Bush Sr. with Gulf War I ... Bush Jr. with Gulf War II.
Now I know Clinton had the Balkans thing and a few smaller skirmishes here and there, but nothing like what the past presidents coming out of the GOP. And Obama could have done more to reduce forces...but if he did he'd be blamed for what happens, as he would get blamed now for not doing enough. LOL Damned if he did, damned if he didn't.
originally posted by: TaleDawn
I haven't seen at least Hillary demanding to send troops to Syria. A vote for the GOP is a vote for the war party.
Hillary the Hawk
Such a candid admission of one’s mistakes is certainly refreshing. But unfortunately for Mrs. Clinton, words are worse than worthless during election season. When every one of a candidate’s lines is being scrubbed clean by her campaign staff, the only accurate barometer of a candidate’s stance is her past record. And in Mrs. Clinton’s case, a glance at her record reveals a galling disconnect between her actions as Secretary of State and the anti-war attitudes to which she pays deference in hindsight.
originally posted by: MOMof3
a reply to: burgerbuddy
We invaded a foreign country that never attacked us. An attack that we will be paying for at least a hundred years. That legacy is the Bush republican burden. Do they pay you to spread propaganda about dems or you do it for free.
originally posted by: UnBreakable
originally posted by: TaleDawn
I haven't seen at least Hillary demanding to send troops to Syria. A vote for the GOP is a vote for the war party.
Just give Hillary some time. She is as big a hawk to make any GOPer proud.
Hillary the Hawk
Such a candid admission of one’s mistakes is certainly refreshing. But unfortunately for Mrs. Clinton, words are worse than worthless during election season. When every one of a candidate’s lines is being scrubbed clean by her campaign staff, the only accurate barometer of a candidate’s stance is her past record. And in Mrs. Clinton’s case, a glance at her record reveals a galling disconnect between her actions as Secretary of State and the anti-war attitudes to which she pays deference in hindsight.
americablog.com...
originally posted by: FullBloodedNative
a reply to: EightTF3
Sure why not, if they actually buy into this.
The Left is in crisis mode. What we're seeing on the right is a natural process. What's happening on the left is a fiasco.
originally posted by: TaleDawn
I haven't seen at least Hillary demanding to send troops to Syria. A vote for the GOP is a vote for the war party.
or any of the Republicans running are
Third, I like Sanders; he's a far better human being than Clinton ever will be
, but the fix was in from the beginning...Unless she gets indicted, Hillary will be the nominee; Hillary knows it, The DNC knows it and now the RNC knows it.
So don't blame Cruz for stating what is obvious to everyone but Bernie Sanders and his supporters.
Again, I would much rather see Sanders get the nomination, but Hillary will not be denied what is hers...
Her Super Delegates are her 'Ace-in-the Hole' ...
and she hasn't even begun to dip into her bag of dirty tricks to destroy Sanders should he ever become a real threat.