Debate Question for Biden

[yellowwoodII]

I would like someone at the debate to ask Joe Biden to explain why he voted for the Iraq War. And how does he feel about that vote now?

[George II]

1. He's answered that question dozens of times.

[emulatorloo]

6. Indeed he has n/t

[mcar]

14. Yes, he has

Old news.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. Who cares? I sure don't.

I care about how he (or any of them) plans to beat Trump. Nothing else matters.

[NurseJackie]

3. Oh, good grief!

[George II]

7. .

[LincolnRossiter]

4. I would like for this campaign to be more than a relitigation of Joe Biden's past.

Thanks.

[marieo1]

5. Who Cares?

Who the hell cares? Joe Biden only has ever made decisions based on much researach. I totally trust his decisions, he has lived a good honest, clean life and I would be proud to call him my President.
Talk about gaffes? Our current imbecile in the WH is notorious for his gaffes and very little is said about any of them. Plus he has absolutely zero respect for women or anyone for that matter unless he can use them, he tells enormous lies, courts Putin, North Korea, Saudi Arabia and all the other bad guys.

In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if DJT told his wife to flirt with Trudeau thinking it will make him look better and gain more publiciity. DjT has that kind of mentality.

[Skya Rhen]

8. +1000

[LanternWaste]

9. So you missed the hundreds of previous iterations of his direct reponse to the question?

Or are you simply unable to cognitively understand those answers?

[yellowwoodII]

11. Words from your Essay

"So rather than continuing to ask a new variation on the same question "what is an acceptable way to insult another poster?", I will simply try not insulting other posters instead. It's not the Word Police, it's not a Net Nanny, and it's not big-C Censorship... it's simply not insulting anyone."

Your words from the thread: "Or are you simply unable to cognitively understand those answers?"

Seriously?

[we can do it]

10. OFFS

[loyalsister]

12. Your candidate

And thousands of veterans and their friends and families especially all deserve to know as much as possible about what he currently thinks about his role and what they have been through and are still living every damn day.
Real people's lives were changed forever in ways that are with them always with that vote. He knows first hand, so I hope he wouldn't have a problem talking about it.
I really wonder if he would have voted for it if he had known for certain (as many argued at the time, btw) that it would be used as recruitment for terrorists and we would be there for much long than anticipated? Or if he would have if he knew there would be an extremely high suicide rate among veterans?

[yellowwoodII]

15. Yes

I switch back and forth between Buttigieg and Warren. I'm looking for a smart candidate with good judgment.

[MineralMan]

13. Here's a question for Mayor Pete:

When will you announce that you're dropping out of the primary race?

About equivalent questions, I think...

[still_one]

16. Anyone remember the Iraq Liberation Act which called for regime change that Sanders voted for?

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/3/14/1500932/-Bernie-s-Iraq-War-Hypocrisy-where-did-Bernie-really-stand-on-overthrowing-Saddam

[crazytown]

17. Funny thing is, I thought it was GWB who sent troops into Iraq

and Biden & Obama who got them out.

[still_one]

18. Since the OP wants to discuss this, perhaps a look at others past world view should be examined

[yellowwoodII]

19. Here's the list of Senators who voted on the Iraq War

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/onpolitics/transcripts/senaterollcall_iraq101002.htm

Note that Durbin voted "No."

Are we totally out of that war?

[DrToast]

20. See 2008 primary. He's answered it numerous times.