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Originally posted by sgtclub
I tend to agree with you, so long as it does not affect, in any material manner, the war on terrorism. The real issue the Right has is when these investigations or policy quarrles look to the rest of the world as a divided rather than unified front, which emboldens our enemies. If it doesn't go down that road, fine. But if it does, I think it borders on sedition.
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Personally, I don't think our primary focus is fighting the war on terrorism anymore, and that this is a very bad thing. I think the war is now focused on different and not particularly well-defined (or at least expressed) geo-political goals. Afghanistan was a part of the war on terror. Iraq was a massive diversion of attention and resources away from the war on terror.
BUT, I think we are committed to Iraq now and that there is no easy way to refocus resources on the war on terror in the short term. A longer term focus and probably a change in administration are needed.
