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Skidmore

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6. And your qualifications to make such
Sun Jan 31, 2016, 07:23 AM
Jan 2016

judgements are what? Keyboard brigade points are not allowed.

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Bernie's foreign policy deficit [View all] Skidmore Jan 2016 OP
This is why I trust Bernie over Hillary: beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #1
There is more to the world Skidmore Jan 2016 #2
Not to the people who died. What did she say about them again, we gave them a "gift"? beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #3
And your qualifications to make such Skidmore Jan 2016 #6
I never claimed to be more of a foreign policy expert than one of the Democratic candidates. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #8
I don't consider Skidmore Jan 2016 #9
Did you stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night? beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #10
No, I was informed that you had the rooms booked in advance. Skidmore Jan 2016 #11
Again I never claimed I was smarter than one of our candidates, that was you. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #12
No, I claimed I had real life experience Skidmore Jan 2016 #13
You: "Get back to me when he has learned the difference between Shi'a and Sunni." beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #17
You know how to Skidmore Jan 2016 #18
If you didn't write the op-ed in the op then you know how to cut and paste too. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #31
Bernie sounded exactly like Dick Cheney; so what? Sancho Jan 2016 #20
"so what?" Are you admitting you supported the Iraq war, that you believed Bush? beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #23
No, I'm saying that Bush was to blame... Sancho Jan 2016 #28
So if they could all predict what would happen why did Hillary support the war? beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #29
You are the one who wants to look at history... Sancho Jan 2016 #102
Please list those votes and also everything that was included in the bills. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #105
There are so many...but here's a well-known example of Bernie supporting the MIC... Sancho Jan 2016 #113
So you can't name them? beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #118
Sure...do you want all Sanders votes on MIC? Sancho Jan 2016 #130
Reread my post, name every vote, what else was included and why you disagree. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #132
You're asking for something that I've answered (in one example)... Sancho Jan 2016 #135
Repeating your talking point over and over again doesn't make it true. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #136
saaaaaanort! nt restorefreedom Jan 2016 #49
Changed my mind about being in this discussion rpannier Jan 2016 #68
That's too bad Skidmore Jan 2016 #95
That was a vile thing to say and it displays utterly clulessness about the nature of the invasion. Vattel Jan 2016 #14
It proves she learned nothing from her mistake. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #21
Yes, it is sad that so many don't seem to realize how hawkish she is. Vattel Jan 2016 #34
They can't get their memes straight, one day he's a hawk the next he's a "peacenik". beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #35
Bernie has been against every war since he applied as a CO in the days of Vietnam... Sancho Jan 2016 #15
He voted to go after Bin Laden in Afghanistan so your premise is false. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #19
Again, the premise is not false.... Sancho Jan 2016 #24
You: "Bernie has been against every war since he applied as a CO in the days of Vietnam" beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #27
And Libya was a business opportunity (but most of us knew that from the start). polly7 Jan 2016 #97
She meant 'freedom' in the Sartrean sense, where liberation KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #101
I wasn't aware that Clinton ever lived in a war zone or in the Middle East. w4rma Jan 2016 #5
You need to read for comprehension. Skidmore Jan 2016 #7
Oh, I completely comprehend your attitude towards the world, Skidmore. (nt) w4rma Jan 2016 #32
I think not. Skidmore Jan 2016 #96
You said 'there is more to the world than this one vote'... elias49 Jan 2016 #25
1 million dead Iraqis (you know, women and children) would beg to disagree - nt KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #99
Your old chestnut is boring. You act as though she single -handedly riversedge Jan 2016 #37
Hundreds of thousands of dead Iraqis and you refer to it as an "old chestnut"? beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #38
Bernie's "foreign policy deficit": He had no unsecure email server, John Poet Jan 2016 #4
He has far more experience than Obama had and cali Jan 2016 #16
Yep, mistake after mistake after mistake. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #22
Read what the article says about his BainsBane Jan 2016 #119
Her experience EdwardBernays Jan 2016 #26
That would explain her hawkishness wouldn't it? beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #45
Indeed EdwardBernays Jan 2016 #51
It's not an ideal choice... thesquanderer Jan 2016 #134
Absolutely. EdwardBernays Jan 2016 #138
Bernie Sanders, 2nd Democratic debate, Nov. 14, 2016: ucrdem Jan 2016 #30
My reaction as well.nt Skidmore Jan 2016 #33
I remember that--it was jarrring how Sanders just did a 180 shift and talked economics on riversedge Jan 2016 #36
The contrast with Hillary's answer is striking, ucrdem Jan 2016 #39
Perhaps this helps to explain why his foreign policy speech was cancelled. NurseJackie Jan 2016 #43
Hillary should know more about the problem. She caused it. nt mhatrw Jan 2016 #63
It could fit on a fortune cookie. NurseJackie Jan 2016 #40
Like this: FUCK WAR! nt Live and Learn Jan 2016 #41
Yep. ucrdem Jan 2016 #42
Yep.. one sentence and then on to economics! DCBob Jan 2016 #81
The opening up of Iraq to terrorism began ISIS, just as doing the same in Libya did for now so many polly7 Jan 2016 #106
Thin? Compared to Obama, George W. Buh, Bill Clinton, Reagan, or Carter when they 1st took office? Tom Rinaldo Jan 2016 #44
Compared to Hillary's, it's thin. Did you happen to catch the second debate? ucrdem Jan 2016 #47
I did, yes Tom Rinaldo Jan 2016 #58
Candidate Obama had no problem discussing foreign policy in great detail during the 2008 campaign. DCBob Jan 2016 #48
People never serm to remember that the President Skidmore Jan 2016 #56
Bernie is a "one trick pony". DCBob Jan 2016 #46
Yes, Hillary's long career in military misadverturism makes her uniquely suited for mhatrw Jan 2016 #64
Hillary's positions on our military are mainstream Democrat. DCBob Jan 2016 #70
How about just calling it the Department of War like we used to? mhatrw Jan 2016 #80
As I said Hillary's position on war and our military reflect mainstream Democratic party platform. DCBob Jan 2016 #83
More stuff being thrown to see if it sticks to the wall zalinda Jan 2016 #50
Excuses, excuses. NurseJackie Jan 2016 #55
attention everyone, today's meme is.......... restorefreedom Jan 2016 #52
It's a tie, they're also catapulting the gun nut propaganda! beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #53
well, it is the weekend, right? we need two! restorefreedom Jan 2016 #54
You need more Skidmore Jan 2016 #57
thanks! will keep in mind for the next big meme announcement, sure to come restorefreedom Jan 2016 #60
This issue has been well discussed many many times on this board. DCBob Jan 2016 #69
no links, no substantive argument in that op restorefreedom Jan 2016 #84
I was just making the point the issue has been discussed and its nothing new. DCBob Jan 2016 #88
oh, ok yes it certainly has been discussed at length restorefreedom Jan 2016 #100
Real men talk WAR. mhatrw Jan 2016 #59
... 99Forever Jan 2016 #61
Hillary backed one of the biggest foreign policy mistakes Broward Jan 2016 #62
Iraq was not her doing. And Bernie as Pres wants to "rid the planet" of a "barbarous" population. ucrdem Jan 2016 #65
So did John Kerry, Joe Biden and John Edwards... DCBob Jan 2016 #71
No,no,no,no,no Armstead Jan 2016 #89
Yes, yes, yes... they all did vote for the Iraq war. DCBob Jan 2016 #93
A lot of people knew better Armstead Jan 2016 #103
+Infinity! - nt KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #111
I would not have voted for it. DCBob Jan 2016 #120
I listened to Powell and my BS meter went through the roof Armstead Jan 2016 #123
Good for you.. but most Senate Democrats believed it. DCBob Jan 2016 #124
Please read my revised post Armstead Jan 2016 #125
Alot of smart people did. DCBob Jan 2016 #126
I really had to hold my nose tightly in 2004 to vote for Kerry. His argument was not that KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #107
Little realizing that he'd be prosecuting a much worse situation 10 years later Armstead Jan 2016 #108
I remember vividly turning to my wife (after I picked my jaw up off the floor) when KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #109
Sanders eagerly helped to hand that power to Bush, too. Case closed. Orrex Jan 2016 #73
Did you forget that it was Bin Laden who attacked us, not Saddam? beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #78
No shit? That's fucking amazing! I've never heard that before! Orrex Jan 2016 #85
You heard it here, folks! BERNIE'S RESPONSIBLE FOR IRAQ!!! beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #86
You become more disappointing as primary season rolls on Orrex Jan 2016 #94
The "cult" who's aware of actual facts and isn't supporting a war hawk? beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #98
I think this is a valid point. I'm a strong Sanders supporter but he should be asked to KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #112
Thank you. Orrex Jan 2016 #121
I started protesting in the streets against Bush in October 2001, but even I cannot KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #133
Bernie's Vice Presidential choice Boomer Jan 2016 #66
Exactly. Better to have great complementarily of strengths and a solid cabinet. JudyM Jan 2016 #75
I agree but when we talk "strength," we have to be careful. Nyan Jan 2016 #82
Agreed Boomer Jan 2016 #117
Bill Richardson maybe? (A three-fer, as Richardson brings foreign policy chops, geographic KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #114
If you recognize that the oligarchy runs our foreign policy as most of Bernie's daybranch Jan 2016 #67
Deficit? 99Forever Jan 2016 #72
It's the actual title of the article??? Skidmore Jan 2016 #74
I don't care where it came from. 99Forever Jan 2016 #77
Here's my question. Nyan Jan 2016 #76
She also said the Iranians were her enemies. beam me up scottie Jan 2016 #79
Hillary was channeling her inner KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #116
DU rec...nt SidDithers Jan 2016 #87
K&R mcar Jan 2016 #90
Bernie is a big risk to the security of this country should he somehow win the WH. DCBob Jan 2016 #91
foreign policy deficit - CODE for DOES NOT LIKE WAR SoLeftIAmRight Jan 2016 #92
According to Bernie's website his Foreign Policy experience consists of ONE thing Lucinda Jan 2016 #104
He's seems not even interested in foreign policy. DCBob Jan 2016 #122
Sanders has as much foreign policy experience as JFK and LBJ. So your KingCharlemagne Jan 2016 #110
And as much as Bill Clinton had and Obama had Nanjeanne Jan 2016 #115
Why is Bernie so resistant to talk about foreign policy and national security? DCBob Jan 2016 #128
Wow! WTG Bernie? workinclasszero Jan 2016 #127
Bernie has been given many opportunties to answer questions on foreign policy, he dances off Thinkingabout Jan 2016 #129
I don't think national security is the big deal with the voters that the pubs play it to be. napi21 Jan 2016 #131
Thin? With a domestic policy deficit, what would a strong defense defend, anyway -- itself? ancianita Jan 2016 #137
As opposed to Hillarry who is a disgusting warmonger? Odin2005 Jan 2016 #139
Hillary's good judgment deficit. AtomicKitten Jan 2016 #140
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