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In reply to the discussion: Ok, Tulsi Gabbard; help me understand [View all]FDRsGhost
(470 posts)Much appreciated.
On the first one, I think she's correct in being cautious especially after W and Iraq with how Republicans trolled out evidence of WMD's and how back in 2013, the BBC found evidence that Al-Qaeda stole chemical weapons and used them in an effort to show Assad did it. So caution I think is warranted and I see nothing wrong with asking for facts. We all know who ruses to conclusions without facts; Republicans!
On the second; meh. Trying to equate David Duke to Tulsi is a bit of a stretch I'd say and it would be like saying that Hillary & Trump both are in cahoots because they agree on Assad. Bad argument, bad journalism.
I did find this in her own words which is interesting and I can see her POV. Not that I agree with it as I'm anti-war.
Meanwhile, in 2014, the U.S. launched military operations with Kurdish and Syrian Arab forces to defeat ISIS in Syria.
As a result, the United States is now simultaneously involved in two contradictory wars in Syria.
The first is the war to defeat ISIS--a war we must take seriously and must win.
The second is the counterproductive war to overthrow the Syrian government of Assad--an illegal war that Congress has not authorized and which we must end.
https://www.votetulsi.com/node/25114