[sheltonmac]

No, just because I oppose a particular policy of politicians (ie the Iraq invasion) -- just as I opposed Clinton in Kosovo -- it does not mean I "hate the military."

It's interesting that those who spoke out against Clinton's "war" in the Balkans weren't branded as military-hating, anti-American Milosevic sympathizers. Now that a Republican is in office, however, things are different. The people who opposed our attack on the Serbs are the same ones who say that you can't support the troops without supporting the mission. I call that hypocrisy.

[Steve Van Doorn]

"The people who opposed our attack on the Serbs are the same ones who say that you can't support the troops without supporting the mission."

I didn't agree with the war against the serbs, I am not saying he doesn't support our troops. I believe he just doesn't understand the threat.

It would be very diffcult to understand this war when one doesn't understand the threat.

[adam_az]

"The people who opposed our attack on the Serbs are the same ones who say that you can't support the troops without supporting the mission."

Why don't you name names?

Your argument against "those people" falls flat.

Methinks the argument is that this is a war worth supporting, while Kosovo was not.

Iraq was a threat to us. Serbia wasn't.