An Iraq War veteran pens a powerful defense of the decision to invade, remove Saddam
The detail hindsight forgets, and the fiction murky memories create
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--May 27, 2015
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We've been coming back to the Iraq War lately for two reasons. One is that the media keep bringing it up in the form of a knowing-what-we-know-now gotcha question aimed at Republican presidential candidates (although they offer no such question to Hillary Clinton concerning the 2011 withdrawl of all U.S. troops . . . not that she would answer). The other, more pertinent reason, is that ISIS is overrunning Iraq at the moment, taking advantage of the absence of a residual U.S. force and Barack Obama's refusal to wage a real fight against them.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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