GEN. DEMPSEY: "So, I'll answer the question about Ramadi first. I think that, you know, Ramadi is not -- first of all, it's already a humanitarian problem because of the -- the Iraqi citizens who are now refugees, many of whom have flowed into Baghdad. And so we're working with the Iraqi government to ensure we deal with that."
GEN. DEMPSEY: "I -- the city itself is -- it's not symbolic in any way. It's not been declared, you know, part of the caliphate, on the one hand, or central to the future of Iraq. But we want to get it back. I mean, the issue here is not -- is not brick and mortar. It's about defeating ISIL. So, as I said, this -- I -- you know, I would much rather that Ramadi not fall, but it won't be the end of the campaign should it fall. We got to get it back. And that's tragic for the people, as have -- as we've seen along the way."
When our best and bravest go to war the nation needs to have their backs...especially a General. If he thinks the fall of Ramadi or any other Iraqi city is just the way things are, that there is nothing symbolic for us in Iraq he has spit in the face of every service member that fought there. He is just covering for the cowardice and lack of integrity of Obama. Everything we fought and bled for over there is being taken over by a JV team.
How sad that you liberals won't, don't or can't care. I'm not surprised the Iraq war has been a political event for the democrats since it began and it still is today.