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Plus sub-saharan africa. it is not just the fight against isis that is affected. it is global. the chinese are advancing territorial claims in the south china sea. north korea and iran are both advancing nuclear weapons and icbm programs. hezbollah and hamas are being rearmed by iran and and aggressive against israel and vladmir putin is consolidating hold on crimea and eastern ukraine and conducting combat ops in syria. this veto is precisely the wrong thing to do. vladmir putin is playing barack obama like charlie daniels plays the fiddle. abby: what message does it send to the men and women...
>> the iraq vets who now fighting on the battlefield in afghanistan and the feeling was that the appropriate time to have a national new york-style ticker tape parade was the time when combat troops were back home. >> to be clear, the iraq war is over. the idea is to hold a parade to mark the end of that specific war. not to mark the end of war altogether. military officer a decorated combat veteran of iraq and afghanistan wrote to me today on the subject to say this. if they are waiting until combat ops are over in afghanistan, who is to say this won't be another conflict somewhere else at th...
He was on npr yesterday. >> the iraq vets who now fighting on the battlefield in afghanistan and the feeling was that the appropriate time to have a national new york-style ticker tape parade was the time when combat troops were back home. >> to be clear, the iraq war is over. the idea is to hold a parade to mark the end of that specific war. not to mark the end of war altogether. military officer a decorated combat veteran of iraq and afghanistan wrote to me today on the subject to say this. if they are waiting until combat ops are over in afghanistan, who is to say this won't be another conf...