May 2, 2017 ... “I feel that he can't be trusted, not a single thing he has said has been truthful,  with the exception of him admitting that the job was hard. ... attend the White  House Correspondents Dinner this year, indicating both that he is not a supporter  of the first amendment and, by his inability to take a joke, that he is not ...
Dec 3, 2008 ... But as he moves closer to the White House, President-elect Obama is making  clearer than ever that tens of thousands of American troops will be left behind in  Iraq, even if he can make good on his campaign promise to pull all combat forces  out within 16 months. “I said that I would remove our combat ...
Jan 13, 2017 ... President Obama came to office vowing to end America's foreign wars and take  the country off its permanent war footing. ... It's what our democracy demands.” ...  He kept U.S. ground forces out of Syria's bloody civil war but could not stop a  conflict now in its sixth tragic year — and saw America's influence ...
Nearby were Rumsfeld's number two, Paul Wolfowitz, and his personal military  assistant, Admiral Edmund Giambastiani Jr. Newbold began reviewing the plan  to invade Iraq, several years old by that point, which called for 500,000 troops—a  figure Rumsfeld summarily dismissed. Surely 125,000 would suffice, he said, and  ...
Jul 3, 2017 ... The United States cautioned on Wednesday it was ready to use force if need be  to stop North Korea's nuclear missile program but said it preferred global  diplomatic action ... It would now probably only be a year or two before a North  Korean ICBM achieved “minimal operational capability,” he added.
First, he said he would take all of our troops out in six months, and now he acknowledges it would take a year.