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How about not fighting preemptive wars for other countries?
To the best of my knowledge our preemptive war in Iraq has cost in financial terms anywhere between 850 billion dollars and 1.3 trillion dollars.
I believe that money could have been better used here at home?
I see us being "Waltzed" down the same path to Iran.
'I see us being "Waltzed" down the same path to Iran.' - Iron Rod | 2:18 p.m. Feb. 2, 2012
Supported:
**'GOP contenders argue on Iran' - By Kasie Hunt - AP - Published by DSNews - 11/12/11
"If we re-elect Barack Obama, Iran will have a nuclear weapon. And if you elect Mitt Romney, Iran will not have a nuclear weapon," vowed the former Massachusetts governor." - article
Instead of having yet ANOTHER trillion dollar war based on 'WMD's'...
how about, instead, we build American roads?
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