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How many Obama voters wanted a third war? - Newsworks

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With the U.S. military action in Libya, the U.S. is now engaged in active combat operations on at least three fronts in the Muslim world, four if you count Pakistan as a separate front. Is this what the Obama voters thought they were voting for in 2008? Sure, the administration says we have plans to withdraw eventually from Iraq and Afghanistan. But John McCain could have said that. George W. Bush could have said that.
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