>>>Not a peep from the press.
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>>You are wrong. I saw plenty.
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>I saw it on the front page of the NJ paper - Booker is our senator.
>Can't find it in the NY Times, but I probably didn't look that hard.
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>>>Trump announced the total withdrawal of troops from Syria. See Obama comment above.
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>>Yeah -- and no one thinks that is a good idea -- except Russia.
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>Make that Russia + 1 more in Hamilton, NJ.

I would like to know why you (like Trump) seems to think you know more than all the Generals and Pentagon about this. What possible insight or knowledge do you have that they do not that leads you to believe that you can make a more educated determination on this subject? Unless you have some information that they do not - you can not possibly make a wiser move than them.

>No problem that I'm in the minority. I voted for McGovern in 1972.
>Now, that was really being in a minority- he won one state and it wasn't even mine, but look how things turned out.

..and you were in the minority when you voted for Trump -- and look how this is turning out lol.

>I was around when Truman was severely criticized for firing MacArthur, who advocated a more aggressive stance toward China.
>Ike was also criticized for ending the Korean war the way he did.
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>Both were vindicated.
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>It's comfortable to advocate for wars that we can't possibly fight in.
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>I find that a good way to evaluate a combat situation is to ask:
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>If we had to draft people to fight in it, what kind of response do you think we'd get?