[alternatives?]

Did they ask all the Christians that moved out of Iraq?

[CondoleezzaProtege]

[bigbob]

Oh, by the way, we had WMDs all along, we just hid them. Suckers!

[allendale]

Wonder if Cheney left the “Wounded Warriors” charity any money in his will.

[Steve_Seattle1]

Good work, Liz Cheney. Your hatred of Trump helped pave the way for the media rehabilitation of your dad’s legacy, from evil, lying warmonger to father of the new and improved Iraq.

[FreedomNotSafety]

Iraqi PM Susani:

“In my estimation, under the presidency of Mr. Trump, there is a real opportunity to build an ideal relationship between Iraq and the United States,

“President Trump’s powerful decision-making and the vision he possesses in developing economic relations makes it possible for us to invest in this characteristic for a development renaissance in Iraq, strengthen ties between the two peoples and at the same time make Iraq a stable economic center and a hub for the region and the world as well as a force for stability and security, combining all interests so that we may continue this stability.”

[BenLurkin]

None of this would have been necessary if Clinton hadn’t been elected.

[crusher2013]

Cheny was a horrible human being.

Pushed for an unecessary war that cost 5K+ American lives, countless Iraq lives and 2-3 trillion in cost.

2-3 Trillion, remember that when they want to raise the SS age to 70.

[MinorityRepublican]

It was messy. But Iraq’s economic expansion after 2003 wasn’t only about oil — it was also about a fundamental shift from Saddam Hussein’s state-controlled socialist system to a market-based economy.

So in a way, Iraq is a success while Afghanistan is a failure.

Of course, that can change tomorrow when a dictator emerges in Iraq. But for the time being, it's difficult to consolidate power in Iraq because three factions are keeping each other in check.