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huh. I thought he was a Rosie Odonell type

skatchkins wrote:huh. I thought he was a Rosie Odonell type

He is part of the blame america first crowd... He supports more of an isiolanist military strategy. He wants to pull all of our troops out worldwide and focus on securing the borders

He also thinks America should stop being the worlds police

Those ideas sound good, but I dont think they are practical. He blames the United States for creating Osama and terrorism as a whole. Partly it is true, we did help train Al Qaeda when they fought against Russia. But, his policy wont work under todays world. America as a whole needs to be pre-emptive in fighting terrorism, we cant wait around for another 9-11 to respond, or another hitler to rise up. If we had acted pre-emptively before, when we had the military intelligence, we could have prevented these things

I do agree with him though on almost all of his domestic views

Overall Id like to see less of a US millitary presence wordwide and have our country focus more on humanitarian issues. So, I guess hes partially right.