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Arab street. the potential for civilian deaths and the strain on our military. georgia state representative bobby franklin posted on facebook this is nothing but pure evil. how would we like it if other countries launched attacks upon these united states because of our regime war? on our unborn? then there was florida congressman alan west. >> i don't know why we're shooting $567,000 in cruz missiles at libya. back two or three weeks ago we could have taken care of this situation. if we had done the exact same thing that ronald reagan did back in the early '80s to moammar gadhafi when he dropp...

It's not too late to let us know what you think. tonight's text question is do you support military action against libya? text a for yes. text b for no. to 622639. or go to our new blog at ed.msnbc.com. we'll get results coming up. the longer the u.s. participates in air strikes in libya the more the united states will spend on the attacks. some estimates already put a billion dollar price tag on this mission. i'll share my thoughts with you when we come back on the cost and where do we go in here? but if you run before the wind you can't take off. you've got to turn into it. the thing you pus...

He actually had a coalition? i'm with the president on this one and i think if it is defined the way he says it is, limited in scope, this actually could be a situation where we don't hear from gadhafi for a long, long time. so what i think is going to happen is that we're going to have a libya with gadhafi. he might survive this. and then we're going to have a country with rebels who want democracy. this is all about democracy, people wanting freedom. i'm with the president on this one. as i said, i think he deserves the benefit of the doubt. it's your call, mr. president. this is one america...

Sense on principle. while republicans tend to hew much more to some kind of weird party line. i think what we're seeing here is a desperate need for an assessment of u.s. policy. it's not just the hypocrisy within the parties but this kind of bigger bipartisan hypocrisy that sees us right now intervening in libya but not in bahrain but not in yemen where u.s. backed regimes are firing on their own people with u.s. weapons. what about the morality there? >> what about congressman kucinich? he and other democrats and some republicans are very concerned that the president didn't go to the congres...

Decade in afghanistan, go supplemental war funding after supplemental war funding and the republicans are all there but all of a sudden we have a democrat in the white house who goes through the diplomatic channels, who goes through the i'll give it to you this way, the dog and pony show of getting a coalition, a real coalition, even lets the french go in first and take the first shot at the libyans but, you see, no. it's just too expensive. the republicans have no credibility when it comes to money. they never have and they never will. and now they have no credibility on this. they're the one...