Which do you believe sends a greater message of national weakness: failure to respond with an unbelievably small military response against Syria for using chemical weapons against its own people or cutting $587 billion out of our national defense?
Forbes questions the implications of military budget cuts versus military action in Syria.
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I think it is clear that more is needed to defend our allies and our interests in the region.
I am not really--there may be a lot of excuses for not getting there by 2020 for the Air Force, but I am not listening to excuses on the civilian side anymore.
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