>>>>That decision put a dimwit who slaughtered hundreds of thousands of innocent people in the White House . People are still dying as I type this because of what that dimwit did.
>>>>That's a bit more significant than whether Pete can or can't marry Joe, wouldn't you say?
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>>Sheesh, some have already forgotten that 18 years later, let alone 35 years.
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>Yes, many have.
>One of the principal reasons I opposed HRC was her support of that war.
>It amazes me when people compare Trump's picadilloes to the losses of hundreds of thousands of lives her vote supported.

I often said I was in line of the German gov decisions to enter, support or not support most of the latest conflicts, esp. 2.Iraqi war.

While I am certainly not among rabid-anti-Trumpist view holders, some of his actions worry me:

Trying to distance the US from international court (I was ok with his threats and actions cutting money to organizations the biting the feeding hand in the UN)

Asking for money from the Saudis in school-bully manner sets a bad precedent, even if by now all participants are well aware of his truthful hyperbole views and will not listen to the words spoken. And yes - Trump is IMO correct on blaming/shaming Germany on the issue of military spending. I do not see my country as war monger, but think personally anybody failing to try to defend himself should be blamed partially if bad things happen to him.