JFreak
Buck Fama
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I disagree. It has been great for us. That's why the dollar is the worlds reserve currencyYes. I'm specifically interested in two objectives with foreign policy:
- be good guys
- put America first
I can tell you with all the confidence in the world, trying to be the empire that dictates the terms of the world has not been good for America. It is not in our best interest. We would be better off financially, we'd have fewer enemies, we'd be a much smaller target for terrorism, we wouldn't have thousands of dead soldiers, homeless vets with PTSD, and 9/11 wouldn't have happened, and Beirut, and hostage crisis, etc. Etc.
So yeah, let someone else ruin themselves trying to control the world. We'll still be a super power when they fall.
Should a POTUS be dropping bombs without the approval of at least some select Congress members. It appears Trump did inform Congress.Trump dropped bombs on our own?
Little help please.
Things change.The issue is your idiotic campaign rhetoric. It isn't the current action. Trump and MAGA went on for months about how we can't get into wars, how Ukraine would be over in a week, Iran would cave, etc.
The issue is that you don't write checks you can't cash. Maybe there is reasons like this that Obama bombed Libya, W Bush went into Afghanistan and Iraq, etc.
It’s ignorant to make claims to stay out of conflict and it’s even more ignorant if you believe we will stay out. We can’t predict our own countries future, much less a rouge nation.
Yet many in the US are pushing to make it happen. Is Iran's leadership pushing to make their version happen?If a Christian sect turned that into a mandate for bloodshed to usher it in, they would not be worthy of trust to lead a nation, and especially not to have nukes.
I believe the general belief by Christians who interpret End Times in that manner believe that such rebuild of the temple would be ushered in by the Antichrist via treaties--not the church. Depending on their beliefs per the tribulations, many would believe they'd be gone anyway.
Huh, Iran knew...as was my theory
Sounds like they hope for the best and expect the worst. Would you rather us get pushed into a corner all for the sake of standing on something we hope would happen?While I agree, that has not been the narrative of MAGA, especially with regard to past foreign policy.
My point is that Trump and Company should have never made these comments in their campaigning. I call it out consistently.
Sounds like they hope for the best and expect the worst. Would you rather us get pushed into a corner all for the sake of standing on something we hope would happen?
There are so many people who would rather us appear weak just to feel better about themselves. It’s sad.
I guess I just don't run in those Christian-Rapture-Death-Cult circles. I'll trust that you know them better than I. I stand by the comment that these Christian-Rapture-Death-Cults can't be trusted with nuclear weapons.Yet many in the US are pushing to make it happen. Is Iran's leadership pushing to make their version happen?
Where is the wise@$$ that laughed at me a few nights ago, when I stated that the US was heavily involved in this mess?
Any fool with half a brain, knew the US was calling the shots behind the scenes and that it was only a matter of time before we publicly entered the arena.
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JONATHAN TURLEY: Dems suddenly outraged over presidential war powers
Democrats criticize Trump's Iran attack as unconstitutional, despite similar actions by Obama and Clinton, highlighting inconsistent application of War Powers Actwww.foxnews.com
"Democrats in Washington are again talking impeachment. Politicians and pundits are expressing outrage over President Donald Trump attacking Iran without a prior authorization of Congress. It is the Claude Rains School of Constitutional Law where politicians are "shocked, shocked" that Trump is using the authority that they accepted in Democratic predecessors. Fourteen years ago this week, I was in court litigating that very issue when President Barack Obama attacked Libya. Most Democrats supported or were silent on the action."