Either we are in a war or we condone and participate the assassination of foreign government officials. Which is it?You can’t be this dumb?
Do you still believe we are at war with Iran? Were any of Obummer’s 2800 drone strikes assassinations?Either we are in a war or we condone and participate the assassination of foreign government officials. Which is it?
You answered my question.Do you still believe we are at war with Iran? Were any of Obummer’s 2800 drone strikes assassinations?
Paul added that he found the briefing "less than satisfying" and knocked the administration for using the 2002 war authorization as the basis for last week's airstrike against an Iranian general.
"I see no way in the world you could logically argue that an authorization to have war with Saddam Hussein has anything to with having war with people currently in Iraq," Paul told reporters.
He added that using the 2002 authorization to justify the strike that killed Gen. Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad was "absurd" and an "insult."
She is absolutely correct. Only in the bizarro world of trumpism would a dozen rockets fired at you be a de-escalation of hostilities. The Iranians got trump to do exactly what they wanted by purposely avoiding any American deaths and saying they wanted an end to the debacle he started.Once again he’s been manipulated by a hostile regime into decisions that further their goals while endangering the security of the nation Trump’s actually supposed to lead… All these dictators have realized the same thing: the President of the United States is as easy to control as a toddler. Sweet talk him or thump your chest and issue a few schoolyard threats, and you’ve got him. He’ll fall for it every time, doing your bidding as if it’s his own. I wish this weren’t true, but my diaper-wearing 20-month-old has better impulse control than this president.”
Rand Paul really came out against the prez* this afternoon in an interview on CNN. I can't recall the details, but he laid the blame, for the situation we are in, squarely on Trump and the "Cheneys" (his words) that forced the invasion of Iraq in the first place. It's weird that we heard nothing from him (and Dick Durban, for that matter), about anything, until they spoke up today against the Nutjob.