3 Issues Driving White House's Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal Plans

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we are loseing to many of are women and all of men soldier it the true ?

karen henslee of MI 10:39PM September 17, 2012

re "Relationship Status." Don't support the Taliban's information operations. The truth is this: they have murdered several of our people lately -- people who were in their country to help them rebuild it. Had we followed their model, we would have rioted in the streets and murdered every Muslim we could find. We refrained from that and are continuing to rebuild their country.

Jsmith of VA 8:03AM March 27, 2012

who cares about the fledgling Afghan forces? Bring the troops home. Leave Afghanistan to Karzai and his cronies.

Chuck of FL 5:27PM March 26, 2012

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