When did I say that?
You're the one who brought in Trump and Obama's record back in post 101.
I pointed out that they both started zero wars.
I never said Trump was a war monger and Obama was too nice to even be considered that.
I never brought up Obama's "niceness" at all.
Why would I?
I'm quite fond of experts.
Good find!
This is excellent stuff by your expert.
"Then Trump went on to repeat the very same pirouette from anti-war candidate to endless war president that Obama had performed."
[...]
"By comparison, Trump’s augmentation of the military budget (which he constantly bragged about), his escalation of the use of the Special Forces even beyond the high-water mark Obama reached, and his expansion of the drone empire with ever more strikes, encountered little bipartisan complaint. After all, it was just the policy of the prior two presidents, only more so."
And so on.
It's a good read, and supports my point quite strongly.
No problem with this one either.
I think you posted it earlier.
Again, nothing that contradicts what I've been saying.
Indeed there were.
The whole shift to covert missions and air strikes was a big thing that happened under Obama.
The US's record since 9/11 hasn't been anything to brag about.
Airwars tally offers assessment of the direct civilian impact of 20 years of US strikes
airwars.org
And Trump loved him some air strikes.
US jets and drones have carried out 85 strikes in Yemen since Donald Trump's inauguration, more than in all of 2015 and 2016 combined.
www.thebureauinvestigates.com
" More US strikes have hit Yemen in President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office than in all of 2015 and 2016 combined, "
Lack of transparency over looser rules of engagement is hallmark of administration, writes Julian Borger
www.theguardian.com
Trump relaxed the whole "try not to kill civilians" thing, too.
The United States and its 13 kinetic allies – part of an international alliance usually known as the Coalition – began an extensive air and artillery campaign against so-called Islamic State in August 2014, after the terror group had occupied large parts of of Iraq and Syria. By the end of...
airwars.org
President George W. Bush began a long running and controversial campaign against Islamist terrorists in Somalia, which his successors then continued. Drone strikes and other actions were conducted both by the US military and by the CIA. By the end of President Trump’s term in office in 2021...
airwars.org