Townhall
by Jeff Jacoby
March 21, 2013

Ten years ago this week, the United States led an invasion of Iraq with the explicit purpose of overthrowing Saddam Hussein. The preceding months had been filled with vehement protests against the impending war, expressed in editorials, in advertisements, and in rallies so vast that some of them made it into the Guinness Book of World Records. With so many people against the invasion, who supported it?

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http://townhall.com/columnists/jeffjacob...rth-it-n1544317

No, it wasn't worth it. We had a "no fly zone" and it was working. It cost a lot of money and we're paying for it today.
This was my thought from the very beginning and I still feel the same way.

Too many mistakes and too much nation building, we should have taken out the trash with B52's.