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Both parties conduct neo-imperialism, turd, and if HRC is elected, she will as well. The only ones who won't would be Sanders, Warren, and maybe Paul.
The frontrunners right now and its early are Bush and Clinton. And it really benefits HRC if Bush is her opponent,
Jeb will be forced to defend his idiot brother while Clinton will get a chance to dig up and drill in her eloquent speech in 2002 on why she voted to authorize military action in Iraq if Saddam Hussein continued to be in non-compliance with his WMD disarmament agreement with the UN in 1991.
HRCs vote was the correct eone because prior to September Bush was invading Iraq by (a) provoking an incident that would justify a major US invasion or (b) invading Iraq based upon the war powers granted to the president to fight the war on terror and on any state that supported terrorism.
Bush only went to the UN because he needed Blair and the UK for legitimacy. Blair was pressed by his Parliament and legal advisers that there had to be an attempt first to disarm Iraq peacefully through enhanced inspections and no more games from Iraq's regime as they had done in 1998 when inspectors could not do their work and left.
Bush agreed to go the inspections route. And he presented the argument in September 2002 that war could in fact be avoided best if he was given the authority to use force because that would force both Iraq and the UN to act to disarm Iraq peacefully.
So in October 2002 US Senators were weighing the risk of taking Bush at his word that he preferred to disarm Iraq peacefully against the possibility that not giving the US Commander in Chief the ability to take military action with a vote in Congress would leave Saddam Hussein to gamble that he did not let the inspectors in.
As it turned out Bush's word was not worth a damn because the inspectors of course went in and SH cooperated like he never did before.
Bush stuck with plan a by lying that he had intelligence in March 2003 that Iraq was hiding WMD from those 2003 inspectors.
If Dems were smart they would demand the recirds released on that March 2003 supposed intelligence that Bush said left no doubt that WMD was being hidden by Iraq.
If such intel existed Tenet should have been fired in disgrace. Instead Bush gave him the Medal of Freedom fdrspite alledgedly blowing intelligence gathering that resulted in invading Iraq for no legitimate national security reason.
A Bush v Clinton campaign should bring this out. The left wing anti war purists would have to quit trying to punish Clinton for a tough decision she had to make being Senator if a state that was attacked by terrorists just one year before that vote was forced upon the Senate for political reasons and to provide cover for Blair because it was about getting inspections resumed as well.