None of us like war, and we have made some mistakes in Iraq. We're facing an enemy that must be defeated. Leaving Iraq now will create a breeding ground for new attacks on America. That's the harsh reality.
Mark Kennedy: “None of us like war, and we have made some mistakes in Iraq. We're facing an enemy that must be defeated. Leaving Iraq…”
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Mark Kennedy acknowledges the mistakes made in Iraq and argues against leaving, stating it would lead to new attacks on America.
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