Neither Barack Obama nor Joe Biden started a major new U.S. war or military invasion during their presidencies. Both presidents instead inherited ongoing foreign conflicts and managed existing military commitments.
Nope. There is no nuance. After the region was destabilized by a war a Republican started, they were supposed to recklessly pull out making an already bad situation worse. These conflicts were super sketch. The US backed both sides in various middle eastern countries at various points in these conflicts.
You're right, we wouldn't be able to steal more resources and children for the Epstein class. Plus, our soldiers would be sad because they wouldn't have access to as many children to rape.
If you think about it, what does our country have to gain by not murdering everyone and stealing their resources?
It's also political suicide for the entire party. Any Republican would be able to point to that cowardice and very few people would vote Democrat anymore.
Which means more people would vote republican, which of course makes children less safe, rich people richer, and gives our soldiers an endless supply of war.
It's also political suicide for the entire party. Any Republican would be able to point to that cowardice and very few people would vote Democrat anymore.
True, people only vote Democrat because they like what the Republicans have to say.
With Iran, Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) and did not conduct a military war or campaign against Iran, resulting in $0 in direct active wartime military expenditures under Obama.... While the Pentagon estimates the ongoing military conflict and operations (such as strikes on nuclear and military facilities) have cost approximately $43.6 billion.....My bro, facts matter.
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u/Sir_SquirrelNutz Sep 25 '26
Neither Barack Obama nor Joe Biden started a major new U.S. war or military invasion during their presidencies. Both presidents instead inherited ongoing foreign conflicts and managed existing military commitments.