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To: combjelly who wrote (980559)	11/9/2016 5:04:58 PM
From: Broken_Clock	2 Recommendations Recommended By locogringo longz Respond to of 1580234

Keep dreaming trump won because Obama is/was a disaster. Contrary to your beliefs(and koan's), people are people and they have a pretty good handle on what is happening in there own lives I wish i had a buck for every Obama voter that is shi**ing his/her pants looking at their healthcare premium increases this past 2 months. That along likely swung the election.

To: combjelly who wrote (980559)	11/9/2016 5:18:22 PM
From: jlallen	1 Recommendation Recommended By locogringo Respond to of 1580234

LOL!!! Why are you pinheads so delusional?

To: combjelly who wrote (980559)	11/9/2016 5:18:43 PM
From: Broken_Clock	1 Recommendation Recommended By locogringo Respond to of 1580234

here's another broken promise from the Peace laureate US Apache Helicopters Involved in Attacking Mosul Pentagon Touts 'Significant Effect' of Attack Helicopters by Jason Ditz, November 08, 2016 Print This \| Share This The Iraqi government has long rejected US offers to use Apache helicopters in military offensives against ISIS, with the Abadi government fearing the perception that they are taking a back seat to the US and giving the Pentagon too much power in driving the offensive. But the helicopters are active in the offensive against the large ISIS city of Mosul, with Pentagon officials saying they are being used “with significant effect” and are primarily aimed at attacking vehicles that they believe are going to be suicide bombs. These deployments are part of an ever-growing US involvement in front-line operations within the Mosul invasion, with signs that more or more US special forces, who officials insist are “non-combat” and wouldn’t be put on the front lines are getting closer and closer to the areas of direct combat. This reflects a split in administration priorities, as the Obama Administration is eager to show significant progress in the Mosul offensive, but remains desperate to keep up the pretense that the thousands of US troops in Iraq aren’t actually combat troops, irrespective of the combat they participate in.