Trump has been very critical of George Bush.
He said Bush was warned of an impending terrorist attack, but did nothing.
He criticized Bush because there were no WMDs.
He criticized Bush for destabilizing the middle east, which has lead to the rise of Isis.
He claims that Bush was negligent in taking us to war, and incompetent in his execution of that war.
He is basically saying that Bush broke Iraq and the middle east.
If he stays this honest about what George Bush did to this nation with his failed war, he will get a lot of votes from Democrats in the general election. Even Hillary, who voted for the war, has not been this critical of Bush.
Do Republican voters agree with Trump's criticism of Bush? Does the leading candidate for the Republican nomination understand foreign policy? Or is he wrong about what happened to Iraq and who is responsible?
He said Bush was warned of an impending terrorist attack, but did nothing.
He criticized Bush because there were no WMDs.
He criticized Bush for destabilizing the middle east, which has lead to the rise of Isis.
He claims that Bush was negligent in taking us to war, and incompetent in his execution of that war.
He is basically saying that Bush broke Iraq and the middle east.
If he stays this honest about what George Bush did to this nation with his failed war, he will get a lot of votes from Democrats in the general election. Even Hillary, who voted for the war, has not been this critical of Bush.
Do Republican voters agree with Trump's criticism of Bush? Does the leading candidate for the Republican nomination understand foreign policy? Or is he wrong about what happened to Iraq and who is responsible?
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