If President Obama is too weak to preserve our civilian-military order, then Congress is obligated to enforce its constitutional authority over the power of war. [...]
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Now is the time to rethink your position on the war in Afghanistan. [...] According to the New York Times and Congressman Joe Sestak, most people really aren’t concerned about the war in Afghanistan. What do you think? [...] The state of the Anti-War movement in the United States and Pakistan, and the consequences for politicians in 2010. [...] According to intelligence reports, Pakistan Army and ISI, their spy service, are directly involved with supporting, plotting, and carrying out attacks on American soldiers. [...] What are the consequences of General Kayani’s 3 year extension for the US war in Afghanistan? [...] What led to the misery and instability in Afghanistan and Pakistan? And more importantly, what will end it? [...] As pressure to end the war builds in Washington, supporters of the war in Afghanistan will invariably return to their strongest argument: the threat of Al-Qa’eda. However, a reasonable understanding of the terrorist organization shows that even Al-Qa’eda is not enough to justify a bloody and expensive occupation. [...] |  | ||||
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