have never supported the use of military force of U. S. military force in this conflict and I still don't I

president who will defend our second amendment rights not a president who undermined the time for a president that will rebuild the U. S. military because

not regained percent or the U. S. house will not be successful in dozens of

wanted to send arms to the allies of isis isis rides around in a billion dollars worth of u. s. humvees it's

restore a credible military this will be both bolstered by my administration to rebuild our military by ending the for the

rebuilding our military restoring our place in the world there is nothing wrong with america today they cannot be fixed with earlier

most popular positions revolve around supporting a right to privacy this is evident in his opposition to the u. s. a. patriot act the

stronger the moderate pro U. S. elements in the Arab world will if the United States shows itself to be an unreliable allied Israel

people realize the fate of obamacare will not be decided in the courts of law it's going to be decided in the U. S. Senate and

woman who faces a terrible choice deserves our embassy always in our support not our judgment not our condemnation when

the it needs to be backed up by military strength through is the U. S. sufficiently militarily strong in order to act

already there to work with the Kurds in the Sunni allies to reclaim the territory taken my eyes and to do so in a way that

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Obama's administration has put political restriction on the military personnel already in Iraq we need to lift those and then we need to listen to our military experts not

at the same time any U. S. military force we have always been exceedingly reluctant to engage in military forces worth remembering biggest

there wouldn't be the threats not only to the u. s. but to israel and our allies because we would have the