Trump: Obama is the founder of ISIS! I'm serious. MVP! I mean it! Completely serious! Just...

That too, Capt Seid Waddell, I should get down on my knees every night and thank God I'm not a Democrat. Those people don't make any sense.

SGT (Join to see), this is the reason that many consider liberalism to be a mental disease.

I can understand that now more than ever, Capt Seid Waddell. And they have been running our country? That explains a lot.

I was going to respond to this but Sgt Kelli Mays said it all.

SP5 Christine Conley - He did not set out to attract KKK and he denied them....don't get off topic. my point is IT IS NOT a TWO WAY street....and I specifically mentioned what Trump said about ISIS and what Hillary said...and how the Main Stream media always ignores Hillary as if it's okay for her to say these things...but it's never okay for TRUMP...both statements made by them are one in the same against each other...how did this get to CHINA in the white house and KKK?
SGT (Join to see) LTC Stephen F. PO1 John Miller

Sgt Kelli Mays, Getting off subject is an easy way to "NOT" answer your questions. It's like deflecting a bullet. Also, don't be concerned about those who blocked you. They did you a favor. What they have to say isn't important anyway.

Sgt Kelli Mays, She couldn't take the heat, so she got out of the kitchen. She's all mouth and no real intelligence. I would ignore her if I were you.

Blah! Blah! Blah! Glad I don't have to read about Christine whining all the time.

Sgt Kelli Mays, this is the way with liberal/progressives.
More feeling than rational thinking.

SP5 Christine Conley, "You guys still don't own up to Bush signing the withdrawal for 2011 before he left office."

He did so with the understanding that it would be renegotiated to leave troops in place for training and support.

"Former President George W. Bush‘s administration signed an agreement in 2008 to withdraw all troops from Iraq by the end of 2011, but policymakers in that administration always expected that agreement to be renegotiated to allow for an extension beyond that deadline, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told The Cable.

When President Barack Obama announced on Oct. 21 that he would withdraw all U.S. troops from Iraq by Dec. 31, his top advisors contended that since the Bush administration had signed the 2008 Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), both administrations believed that all troops should be withdrawn by the end of the year. This was part of the Obama administration’s drive to de-emphasize their failed negotiations to renegotiate that agreement and frame the withdrawal as the fulfillment of a campaign promise to end the Iraq war.

Rice … said today that when the Bush administration signed the agreement, it was understood by both the U.S. and Iraqi governments that there would be follow-up negotiations aimed at extending the deadline — a step that would be in both the U.S. and Iraqi interest.

‘There was an expectation that we would negotiate something that looked like a residual force for our training with the Iraqis,’ Rice said. ‘Everybody believed it would be better if there was some kind of residual force.’

Rice said the Iraqi government, despite SOFA’s Jan. 2012 end date, was not only open to a new agreement that would include an extension for U.S. troops, but expected that a new agreement would eventually be signed.

‘We certainly understood that the Iraqis preserved that option and everybody believed that option was going to be exercised,’ Rice said."

http://foreignpolicy.com/2011/11/02/condoleezza-rice-we-never-expected-to-leave-iraq-in-2011/

SP5 Christine Conley, "Does Iraq today look like how George Bush and Cheney found it?"

The question should be did it look better when Bush left office than it did when he took office. The answer is clearly yes, and even this administration admitted it at the time.

It certainly does not look that way now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOcPCrGRs6k

SP5 Christine Conley - Not the whole picture you present