I would love to see a vote from all the troops on this topic. I doubt a majority would agree with this.
Yes, pulling out now would have "devastating consequences" like leaving military trauma center workers idle and causing a slowdown in the casket making and prosthetic limb industries. Not to mention the temporary reduction in profits for VP Cheney's conflict of interest stocks in Halliburton and Kellogg, Brown and Root. Those companies are currently raping the taxpayers and the military with unchecked, no-bid spending from government budgets that even congress does not have access to review. Yes, a withdrawal of troops from Iraq would have "devastating consequences" indeed.
Democrats are united in bashing GOP on Obamacare. Medicare for All could
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The single-payer health care system is again becoming a rallying cry for
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Damn! You need a full time job to take up your time.
OK, I'll jump on the 'Ashley Train' here. I would bet that most troops WOULD say don't pull out, but sadly I would also say (having been one) that most of them are not knowledgable enough to understand how bad things are. MOST of the troops out there are likely not exposed first hand to the blown apart bodies. Most are there to support the front line troops and never or rarely see the damage.
BTW... you have 'approval required' turned on. Isn't that sensorship?
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