[cripplecreek]

Disengage no.

Be a little choosier about how and where we engage, yes.

[KC_Lion]

Good Ole Woodrow got us into WW1 and look at all the great things that came from that.

While the First World War is interesting, the aftermath is even more so.

Fortunately Harding and Coolidge had the good sense to tell the League of Nations to shove it and only except the peace with the Central Powers.

War is the Ultimate Crisis, because in a crisis you can do things you couldn't do before.

(which is also why we have the War on Crime, War on Poverty, ect)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aftermath_of_World_War_I

[Buckeye McFrog]

Disengage no.
Be a little choosier about how and where we engage, yes.

Public support was overwhelming when we engaged in Iraq and Afghanistan. The American public needs to develop a stronger stomach and a more realistic sense of what we are getting into and what it will take to prevail.