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"Define the "job". Define what makes it "complete"."

Absolutely

1. Complete the mission of supporting the Kurds in wiping out ISIS. The last reports that I have read are that they control a small swath of land near the Euphrates river. Once that pocket of resistance is wiped out, that mission can be considered completed.

2. These Russia/Iran/Turkey/Syria negotiations are completed. At the end of this, when Iran pulls its troops out and we get assurances from Turkey that our allies the Kurds will not be harmed. This means that Turkey would have to pull out of Northern Syria.

Once these conditions are met, we should pull our troops back to either Iraq or Kuwait. Don't fool yourself, they are not coming home as in the good ole' U.S.A. They are on deployment and will pull back and come back home after their deployment.

Once these conditions are met, we should pull our troops back to either Iraq or Kuwait. Don't fool yourself, they are not coming home as in the good ole' U.S.A. They are on deployment and will pull back and come back home after their deployment.

Mission 1 is possible. Number 2 is pure fantasy. I guess that's what obliged the caveat above re: "completion". (i.e. the deployment that never ends) Just endless meddling and expenditure of lives and fortune for the globalists.

I'm gad Trump is our President. Securing our own borders trumps pointless foreign adventurism.