So that's where I am. Yeah it is going to affect my voting.

Is make me furious at Obama.and angry at myself for supporting him In 2007/2008 and donating to him in 2012.

This along with sellout on SSI and medicare makes me more hardened to support bernie and if he loses to Clinton stay home
on election day.

how regressive

like clinton supporters must love war

I will continue to support Bernie because I think he has the best vision for the country.

This is the way we got involved in Vietnam. Kennedy put in advisors, and they did far more than advise. Johnson used the existing conflict to phony up "evidence" we were attacked by the North Vietnamese, and the party was on. Of course, we followed a similar template to invade Iraq, and those who said it was "another Vietnam" were laughed off the planet. I expect the same thing to happen here, with a simmering period, followed by some bogus "evidence" we need to escalate, and another "shock and awe" murder of a quarter million civilians. This is fairly likely with President Clinton and absolutely inevitable with President Bush/Trump/Cruz/Carson...

Anyone?
Helllooooo?

The mission to capture or kill bin Laden was extremely focused and time-limited. This is mission creep that the secretary of defense is already said means American boots on the ground and American soldiers being in harms way, including being possibly killed or captured by isis. They're not all the same, but I'm curious as to why you asked the question.

with something to explain how a soldier died, which is why we heard about it. There will be more. It's a ground war on the sly.

it is the statement about more missions and the danger that already exists to US ground troops.

did you read what carter said?

what could possibly be ambiguous about "direct action on the ground?" its clear we are in a ground war, no matter how much they try to avoid the term for political reasons

Ashton Carter: U.S. to Begin 'Direct Action on the Ground' in Iraq, Syria

Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Tuesday that the U.S. will begin "direct action on the ground" against ISIS forces in Iraq and Syria, aiming to intensify pressure on the militants as progress against them remains elusive.

"We won't hold back from supporting capable partners in opportunistic attacks against ISIL, or conducting such missions directly whether by strikes from the air or direct action on the ground," Carter said in testimony before the Senate Armed Services committee, using an alternative name for the militant group.

Read more: http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/sec-carter-direct-u-s-action-ground-iraq-syria-n452131

It was one of America's greatest failures of humanity. The Iraqis lost hundreds of thousands of it's citizens with millions of lives disrupted & devastated.

The war destabilized the region wreaking further havoc on the entire region and created the crisis that exists today.

And to top it off we're STILL there fighting after all these years....

... that's not bona fide humanitarian aid, preferrably administered through a third party.

will follow whichever way their leader tells them to. This week it may be good, next week it may be bad. Just depends.