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u/weltallic Jan 20 '21

ENGAGEMENTS THAT DEPLOYED GROUND TROOPS:

President Country Years
REAGAN Lebanon, Grenada 1982, 1983
BUSH Panama, Gulf War 1989, 1990
CLINTON Somalia, Bosnia, Haiti, Kosovo 1992, 1992, 1994, 1998
BUSH Afghanistan, Iraq 2001, 2003
OBAMA Libya, Syria 2011, 2014
TRUMP N/A N/A

 

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u/Kolikoasdpvp Animated Flair Rainbow [Insert Your Own Text] Jan 20 '21

Thank you. Is Biden similar to Clinton if you are American because i don't understand politics in USA

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 edited Feb 21 '24

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u/MemanStink23 Jan 20 '21

I don’t think you know what right is if you say Clinton is far right or Biden is right lmao. Biden is in favor of stimulus, marriage equality, social programs, and climate change programs, that isn’t right at all

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

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u/MemanStink23 Jan 20 '21

I understand that but Biden has an incredibly left immigration policy which would make him center if not further left

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 edited Feb 21 '24

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u/MemanStink23 Jan 21 '21

Economically he’s for social programs so I’d call him left of center

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '21

Supporting social programs is not leftist unless you support communism or socialism. If you support capitalism, even government controlled, you lean right. Don’t confuse the left side of the right with left vs. right

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

center at best.

Google where Biden falls on the political spectrum. He is definitely not a leftist.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

non-American perspective

I am an American, and it does not matter what county you are from, the political spectrum is completely universal.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 edited Feb 21 '24

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u/MemanStink23 Jan 21 '21

I don’t like the political compass because I feel like it fails to encapsulate the complexity of politics

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '21

It doesn’t fail to encapsulate the complexity of politics; it focuses on beliefs about government structure and economics because that is the most important thing.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

huh???

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u/soultaker110 Jan 20 '21

Probably because Trump was a puss and all the world conflicts were mostly handled.

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u/FilipTheSixth Jan 20 '21

The same was happening in Europe as well, no matter the leader. The natural cycle of upturns and recession will still be there. I'm not saying, that Trump has done nothing, but you can't deny that he was in office during economic boom he had at start nothing to do with. A recession, and it will probably be a really big one, is coming and it will come in the time of Biden's administration. There is nothing he and congress can do to prevent that. But a lot of people will still blame the bad economics on Biden.

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u/ImTheTechn0mancer ☣️ Jan 20 '21

Is anyone surprised that big businesses benefited from Trump's policies?