As opposed to getting involved in 7 regime change wars wasting billions of dollars a year, killing thousands of people. Yeah but Amash saying "Lets not do that" is reprehensible...

Lol, that's a helluva straw man. I can't wait for you to graduate, get a job, a few years of real life experience and watch as some other newb posts here.

As opposed to getting involved in 7 regime change wars wasting billions of dollars a year, killing thousands of people. Yeah but Amash saying "Lets not do that" is reprehensible... You do know that disagreeing with someone's isolationism doesn't mean supporting every intervention or wasting money in Iraq, etc. You have a very black-and-white view of the world that belies you inexperience and idealism.

Amash is against getting involved in regime change wars, being against that would be in favor of wasteful Regime Change wars, if Kyle is not in favor if that HE can clarify it himself

Lol, that's a helluva straw man. I can't wait for you to graduate, get a job, a few years of real life experience and watch as some other newb posts here. Yeah because working for Minimum Wage will turn me into Dick Cheney in a snap

Amash is against getting involved in regime change wars, being against that would be in favor of wasteful Regime Change wars, if Kyle is not in favor if that HE can clarify it himself PA Indy is correct. You have an incredibly black and white and idealized view of foreign policy (and politics in general) which harms your capacity to take issues on a case by case basis. The real world does teach nuance in a way that academics cannot fully convey.

You have yet to clarify your foreign policy though.

You didn't ask him to clarify, you accused him of being for any and every war because he disagrees with Amash's foreign policy approach. Don't pretend to be super interested in a policy conversation now.

You have yet to clarify your foreign policy though. My problem is that whenever I make a comment, I am immediately met with straw men and red herring arguments from you. If you wanted to have a legitimate discussion about foreign policy, we can have it. But we should probably have it in a different setting, as my primary purpose on this website is to contribute political information that can be utili,ed into the future

Guess saying "HE can clarify for himself" means nothing

Guess saying "HE can clarify for himself" means nothing I don't even understand what this comment means... However, since you are incredibly insistent on knowing my views: I am an internationalist and believe that isolationist tendencies make us less safe and prosperous as a country and as a world. I am reticent about going to war, but readily dismissing military action is a short sighted and unrealistic view of the world. I don't think it is politically courageous to say you are against anything in a general sense. Every policy has nuances and requires careful consideration, not easy answers and talking points. I support the US actions in Venezuela and think America has a moral obligation to support democratic leaders throughout the world. However, I think regime change is a tricky situation and we cannot support it broadly. Justin Amash, Ron Paul, Tulsi Gabbard, and others like them make America less safe while pleasing their fervent social media followers. There you go. Since you were so insistent on hearing my position, I hope this is enough.

Kyle, that particular smartass comment was probably meant to substitute for the FACT that he didn't actually ask for your foreign policy views...

I disagree, US involvement in Regime Change wars is a bad thing and makes things worse in the world. Terrorism has not gone down since our involvement in Middle Eastern Conflicts, THEY WENT UP https://ourworldindata.org/terrorism Killing Gaddafi did not make Libya any better, all we did was put a power vacuum and has now lead to open slave markets in Libya. And you said Regime "think regime change is a tricky situation and we cannot support it broadly." Yet you said you support US action in Venezuela, like him or not Maduro was elected and Guaido never ran for President. But saying, let's stay out of other countries businesses is more dangerous then military intervention.

Amash quits republican party Amash quits republican party https://edition.cnn.com/2019/07/04/politics/justin-amash-leaving-gop/index.html

This reminds me a lot of the Robert Smith thing.

https://twitter.com/justinamash/status/1187474571496054787

changing his congressional party affiliation to LP starting May 1st https://thelibertarianrepublic.com/justin-amash-on-running-for-president-the-libertarian-party-and-his-next-decade/?fbclid=IwAR0ByCdj5Sdv96gvkJ-RlbK4oZFzDL91fdAKrs_TW7mq8bJlbobdUJip5eQ

The House website now lists Amash as a Libertarian so I think we need to make a new party switch race. Just trying to find the best date for it. Any ideas ya'll?

How bout day he announced the prez run

he said it would be May 1st