Fiorina: McCain Not Aligned With Bush on Iraq

Carly Fiorina repeating McCain's lines that staying in Iraq for 100 years would be no problem, and trying to say that McCain and Bush were not aligned on Iraq during her interview on Meet the Press.

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[thielenm]

i object to our troops being in japan

[lextalionis2001]

nobody objects to the army in Japan ?

hello, ask the japanese what they think

[Objectivist888]

Wow, what a f--king disingenuous host, using that 100 years line.

What blatant bias. Carly Fiorina has the patience of a saint.

[potatotruck]

Perhaps the outsourcing she began at HP would work with our military bases? Fiorina will say anything to be the same kind of failed vice-president she was when she was a failed CEO.

[Ngooo]

I think that militar presence today is more about China and North Corea than Japan itself. Not that I agree with it, I just don't think watching Japanese people is their main goal.

[Ngooo]

By the way, those bases in Saudi Arabia have been a recruiting tool for terrorists as well. Specially for a guy named...Bin Laden or something like that, I don't know if u guys have ever heard of him.

[bumblehead]

One difference between the troops in countries like Germany, Japan, and South Korea; Our presence isn't a key recruiting tool for terrorists in those countries. As for sustaining a presence in the Middle East, we've had bases in Saudia Arabia for many years already, before this war broke out.

[driubi]

isn't that some shit? we drop nukes on civilians and then the japanese are the people who need to be watched?

[driubi]

or germany - wouldn't that be considered pork barrel spending mcsame?

[OzStone]

Good question... Why do we still have troops in Japan?

[covertone81]

Yes and another stark difference between Iraq and Japan. America dropped two atomic bombs on their cities in order to get their leaders accept an unconditional surrender. For some reason I don't see this happening in Iraq, so perhaps comparing Iraq to Japan isn't as appropriate as you would like to make it.