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In reply to the discussion: So now history is being rewritten to ignore that regime change was on the table? [View all]JoePhilly
(27,787 posts)4. Regime change was not the goal of the potential strikes.
But hey, the outrage won't just make itself.
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So now history is being rewritten to ignore that regime change was on the table? [View all]
R. Daneel Olivaw
Sep 2013
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In the Senate draft out of the Foreign Relations Committee. The one that passed the committee.
morningfog
Sep 2013
#40
The video was from May 16, 2013. Come on. At least try to be consistent.
R. Daneel Olivaw
Sep 2013
#15
Calling for Assad to be replaced is very different from being willing to start a war
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#17
Actually the war would be used to "change the momentum on the battlefield"
Nuclear Unicorn
Sep 2013
#24
McCain is more hawkish on Syria than Obama has ever been. McCain wanted boots on the ground. nt
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#43
There's nothing in the resolution passed by the SFRC about changing the momentum on the
bornskeptic
Sep 2013
#44
Especially when we can just arm the rebels. Let them fight and die to achieve our ends.
Comrade Grumpy
Sep 2013
#39
um. The only way to get a draft AUMF out of the senate committee was to
Nuclear Unicorn
Sep 2013
#23
I've never argued Obama was waving his PNAC. I've argued against it, in fact.
Nuclear Unicorn
Sep 2013
#47
It wasn't. Not in 2013. Obama explicitly took it off the table -- your article was from 2 years ago.
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#6
Are you suggesting that President Obama was for it before he was against it?
R. Daneel Olivaw
Sep 2013
#12
I'm suggesting that it is a completely different thing to call for Assad to resign
pnwmom
Sep 2013
#14
don't forget anyone who is for peace also has a sexual fetish for shirtless putin!
bobduca
Sep 2013
#34
I missed the memo. Am I not even supposed to *want* regime change in Syria now?
Recursion
Sep 2013
#22
Just more proof that this has nothing to do with chemical weapons, and is part of
GoneFishin
Sep 2013
#35