YES! We must give them the power to fight ISIS!
4%
NO! We don't even know who we're really arming!
96%

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jazzyjoy 11 years 50 weeks ago

The united states of suckers. We fall for it every time. Fear is our motivator.

Hollyhocks 11 years 50 weeks ago

Why can we find money to fight wars in other countries but can't find money to educate our kids, fix our roads, fund our libraries, help seniors with their healthcare costs?

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ekurpiel 11 years 50 weeks ago

Absolutely not!!! We do not have a good record of replacing those we do not like. e.g. Pinochet; Hussein; ISIS getting the weapons we gave to the Syrians, etc. We need to get rid of McCain and Miss Lindsay...we all know they are war hawks and really do not care who gets killed or the cost. This country does not know how to act without a war going on.

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dollymajig 11 years 50 weeks ago

And our corporate media loves to keep it going.

Vegasman56 11 years 50 weeks ago

Hollyhocks

All those programs that you mentioned are socialists programs, Republicans would rather support the military-industrial complex instead. Seems crazy that is more profitable in killing people and destroying cities and factories than it is to promote the general welfare of Americans, which is mentioned in the Constitution United States of America, crazy isn’t it.

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