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TheMastersNemesis

(10,602 posts)
Tue Oct 6, 2015, 01:03 AM Oct 2015

McCain On Colbert Implied That Obama Gave Up Iraq & Afghanistan By Removing Troops.

Mc Cain was just on Colbert and pretty much said that Iraq was stable until we left. He accused Obama of lack of leadership. Believes we should have couple of thousand troops in the Middle East mess. Said American troops have been in Korea since the 1950's but claimed American troops in ME would be short term.

He belongs in a nursing home.

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McCain On Colbert Implied That Obama Gave Up Iraq & Afghanistan By Removing Troops. (Original Post) TheMastersNemesis Oct 2015 OP
Yea, yea, McCain... ChisolmTrailDem Oct 2015 #1
What did Colbert say? BarackTheVote Oct 2015 #2
Let McLame complain to Dimson about Iraq and the S.O.F.A. merrily Oct 2015 #3
I wouldn't mind if American troops were removed from Korea either. No Vested Interest Oct 2015 #4
Colbert got the upper hand in that interview. LuvNewcastle Oct 2015 #5
hey john, bullshit. spanone Oct 2015 #6

merrily

(45,251 posts)
3. Let McLame complain to Dimson about Iraq and the S.O.F.A.
Tue Oct 6, 2015, 01:13 AM
Oct 2015

Also, IIRC, Dimson had pretty much wound down in Afghanistan long before Obama's first inauguration and it was Obama who "surged" in Afghanistan. Some problems are just intractable: We should never have started wars in either of those countries.

McCain and some of his buddies are always humping for an unlimited military budget.

LuvNewcastle

(16,844 posts)
5. Colbert got the upper hand in that interview.
Tue Oct 6, 2015, 08:45 AM
Oct 2015

Stephen was very nice to McCain from the start, and McCain was just a dick to Stephen. Stephen used a funny illustration about going to visit McCain at his house for a barbecue, and McCain would yell out, "your kid's ugly," when you walk in the door. He basically told McCain that he was being a rude guest in Stephen's house, but he did it in such a way that McCain really couldn't say any more. Stephen's a real pro, and he handled that situation perfectly and with ease.

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