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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: combjelly who wrote (800615)8/9/2014 5:47:06 PM
From: Broken_Clock1 Recommendation   of 1583732
 
I am hopeful koan will throw in the towel on Obomber(aka Bush III), but I doubt it.

we're back in Iraq after destroying how many countries in the interlude?

Ukraine, Afghanistan, Libya, Egypt, Syria, giving ISIS a helping hand, ad nauseum.

Any Dem still believing the D's are any different than the R's needs his head examined.

Media, Politicians in Lockstep Behind New Iraq WarCongress Split Between Pro-War and Even More Pro-War
by Jason Ditz, August 08, 2014

After the overwhelming unpopularity of the US occupation of Iraq in its waning years, the new US military operation, announced last night by President Obama, has proven surprisingly non-controversial among Congressmen and media outlets. The war has been embraced with open arms.

The major cable news channels trotted out round after round of pro-war guests, all parroting the administration’s “genocide” narrative, hyping the humanitarian problems of the ISIS war and pushing US intervention as the end-all, be-all solution of it all.

On the Congressional side, bipartisan support, virtually without exception, was assured. The only real public complaints from Congressional leaders were that they thought the war should’ve begun sooner, and should be bigger than it has gotten so far.

A handful of antiwar Democrats expressed concern about mission creep, though this too was included amid backing the war as currently laid out by the administration, and was more about reserving the right to complain about the quagmire the war will inevitably become, as opposed to not wanting to start down that path to begin with.
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