Reply #91: And no matter how you defend it, it was KNOWN to plenty of [View All]

[RaleighNCDUer]

people that * would use that authority to go to war. No matter what signing statements were added to it, a 'yes' vote on IWR was a vote for war.

If it wasn't, why did it take 3 years for her to object to * overstepping his authority? Because the war was 'popular'. As soon as the majority of the public turned against it, she suddenly saw the error of her ways - sort of. She never did apologise for giving him that authority, as Edwards and Kerry did. Much sooner.

She was stampeded into supporting the war. I don't want a president who can be stampeded.