Mustang
Gold Member
We're not talking the last two years, and the prospect of attacking anyone right now, let alone Syria, is overwhelmingly unpopular with anyone who isn't a blind sycophant of the Boiking or a rabid neocon asswipe like Juan McQuisling....Both of which are tiny minorities of the American populace.
Sure we are. Conservatives wanted Obama to take military action when he wasn't prepared to do it, and they wouldn't support him when he was prepared to do it.
Just like Libya.
Obama struck Libya without any congressional support. So how were the pushing him to do anything? Frankly, I think he's pushing himself after running off at the mouth last year.
Oh, but we'd better leave poor Barry alone, he's taken enough hits to his credibility already.
Here's what >I< remember about Libya. Conservatives (like Newt Gingrich) widely criticized Obama for not getting involved in Libyan's uprising because America was the leader of the free world, and Obama was abdicating that leadership role. Then, when Obama used American forces as support for a NATO effort, Gingrich did a 180 degree turnaround and criticized Obama for putting American troops in harms way. Know how much time had to pass in order for Gingrich to have that 108 degree switch in position? Less than one month. Sixteen days to be specific.
So, please don't try to feed anyone any nonsense about conservatives having core values since Syria is the same thing as Libya in that regard.
Newt Gingrich Completely Changes Position on Libya in 16 Days