Don't you remember the Clinton presidency ? He's the slug that ran out of cheeks to turn each of the six times this country was attacked, during his watch. What makes you think it would be any different if she got in, Slick will be doing the thinking for her.
Hopefully the dumbed down voting public will have recognized the short comings of the Clinton's, by then. It's pointless to listen to debates when Hillary is included, it's her handlers who dream up the crap she recites. She's just a friggin parrot in all this debating.
If history is any indicator of what could happen if the Clinton's got back into office, think in terms of large budget reductions for the military. If the US is still in conflict, the troops could find themselves doing without certain vital resources. This is exactly what happened to the Rangers in Somalia, only then, Clinton refused them the resources they requested. This refusal ultimately cost the Rangers eighteen of their own.
2007-11-29 01:29:03
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answered by Anonymous
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While I'm sorry for your son (hubby is looking at a possible 3rd go round as well) that's the way it is in the military these days & truthfully at least he's been home some.
Clinton can not just yank troops out without major repercussions as others have stated on here. Her husband was terrible for the military - and I would hate to see what she would be like.
2007-11-29 02:04:22
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answered by ArmyWifey 4
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You basically have to look at her policies on the Iraq war. She had said that she won't vote for any more money to support the four-year-old war in Iraq without a plan to start bringing U.S. troops home.
Clinton supported the Iraq War authorization in 2002, only to regret it five years later as her campaign for the presidency got under way. If elected, she would “convene the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the secretary of defense, and the National Security Council and direct them to draw up a clear, viable plan to bring our troops home, starting within the first 60 days of my administration.” She would negotiate with all countries bordering Iraq, including Syria and Iran, to explore peaceful solutions for the region. She would fund Iraqi forces “only to the extent that such training is actually working.”
We all know that politicians are lots of talk. The democrats want the war in Iraq to be over sooner than the Republican party. To be honest, I think she would do a decent job but, .....I think Obama would do a better job!
2007-11-29 00:59:44
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answered by mnid007 4
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I hope your son is okay. At sometime I want the American to stop calling this a war, and call it what it is an act of international policing so the debate can be founded in the best way.
Clinton has no real choice but to finish the job in Iraq to leave now would be just a cruel as starting the war. As far as Afghanstan is concerned we must ask why are troups there it may be because Pakistan has nukes as much as anytghing we do not want the nukes getting in th hands of those who would blow New York up with one.
Good luck
2007-11-28 23:51:26
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answered by theanswer read it again please 3
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She will not likely change much in Iraq. The troop numbers will be drawn down at the same pace they would be if President Bush were still in office. To pull all of us out too soon could easily result in a genocide. She can't afford to have as much blood on her hands as Bill has from Rwanda.
2007-11-29 00:59:21
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answered by ? 3
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There will be a Balad AB and a Green Zone for the next 50 years.
IMHO on course, but we see from the troop surge exactly what will happen if we announce troop withdrawals. Since the surge is unsustainable, lets see what happens when we draw down.
2007-11-29 01:54:40
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answered by tom l 6
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Sadly, most of the current presidential hopefuls do not plan to end the war anytime soon. Most prefer to have phased withdrawals which will take time. Dennis Kucinich and Mike Gravel are the only Democrats that are trying to end the war quickly. The link provided provides every candiate's position on withdrawal and other important issue.
2007-11-28 23:50:35
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answered by Kyle S 1
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no disrespect to you, this entire conflict on terror has made actually everyone eliminate their questioning caps, definite we were attacked on 9/eleven, could it were prevented by having the right guy contained in the white domicile ? Doubtfully for my section, imagine decrease back into historic past, dictator's have like hitler have accrued help contained in the previous utilising approaches like terror assaults antagonistic to their personal parliament progression and blaming it on russian terrorist, and years later, historic past well-knownshows a retarded guy changed into contained in the incorrect position on the incorrect time, he grew to change into the Patsy and they tried and hung him, no individual is calling those questions in in the present day's time, is this no longer a chance ? Hitler had his motives, who could have reason in the present day ? i could say the individuals behind the international economy must be below the microscope, president's do not call the images contained in the international, they're briefed by international economic corporation leaders, imperative banks, and those economic leaders provide their instructions to international leaders, bear in concepts, the position does all this unaccounted political funds come from ?? all of us comprehend list quantities are coughed up in the course of recessive circumstances, all of us comprehend the conventional individual isn't contributing, so who's ? hmmmmm I understand your questions, yet i imagine there is extra underlying issues happening contained in the international, and what were seeing makes little experience to us, bear in concepts the international is exceeding a inhabitants of 6 billion, and the overall public of them are undesirable and are depending upon authorities elements, so it can make experience those who administration international funds could have a hand in inhabitants administration and politics, do not they go hand in hand ? i imagine what you note in information reporting is thoroughly orchastrated to garner opinion and help for made up motives. historic past has shown the involvement of newyork bankers like prescott bush, the daddy of two presidents, who had economic ties to the german conflict device, and he somewhat were given a slap on the wrist.
2016-10-25 04:42:10
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answered by Anonymous
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She has already said that once she is elected, we cannot pull out abruptly and that we need a plan. She hasn't offered a plan, so I think that answers your question.
Read up on Nixon, he got us out of Vietnam, at the beginning of his second term, Hillary is very much like Nixon (although it remains to be seen if she will be as good at foreign policy as Nixon).
2007-11-28 23:46:23
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answered by Yo it's Me 7
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I don't think she would personally make any decisions. I feel that her running for office is just another way for her husband to be running the country. She would just be the face, and he would be doing all the decision making. How she ever got to be a Senator for New York I have no idea.
2007-11-28 23:45:27
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answered by summer c's 2
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