"OlBlueEyes" wrote in message
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"NOYB" wrote in
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And that's a good thing? Tearing down the Commander in Chief in time
of war?

This CiC STARTED the war. FDR's socialism caused more damage to the US
than any other single individual in history, but he was a REAL "war
president".

What kind of message does it send to our enemy?

That some Americans know the war is wrong.

Here's a fact that I bet most Americans didn't know:
When the opposition leaders started criticizing Lincoln in time of
war, and tried getting men to *not* enlist in the army, Lincoln had
them exiled.

Lincoln started that war, too, so it's not surprising to see parallels in
behavior.

So any President who "starts" a war is wrong?

Assuming that Lincoln "started" the Civil War (a poin, by the way, that I
strongly disagree with)...was Lincoln wrong to "start" it?