didn t get support to oust saddam hussein? at a point you have to take a risk that the coalition will splinter. if keeping the coalition is more important than winning the war, you have priorities back. if you take that, what you talk about that may have been overstated in terms of arming rebels if we lead the fight to topple gaddafi, then we really do, pottery barn rule all over again. if we help them depose gaddafi and run him out and including his son and nothing less than that, we own helping them be nothing. they re fighting in their cars, firing in the wrong direction with toy guns. chris: all right. we already own the war. obama decided we were going to. the war. he s the one who organizes the coalition. he crowed about it. it s now his war. he thinks he can pretend it s a nato war or u.n. war, arab league war. of course not. coalition is a means. not an end. person has to decide what the end is and pursue it
didn t get support to oust saddam hussein? at a point you have to take a risk that the coalition will splinter. if keeping the coalition is more important than winning the war, you have priorities back. if you take that, what you talk about that may have been overstated in terms of arming rebels if we lead the fight to topple gaddafi, then we really do, pottery barn rule all over again. if we help them depose gaddafi and run him out and including his son and nothing less than that, we own helping them be nothing. they re fighting in their cars, firing in the wrong direction with toy guns. chris: all right. we already own the war. obama decided we were going to. the war. he s the one who organizes the coalition. he crowed about it. it s now his war. he thinks he can pretend it s a nato war or u.n. war, arab league war. of course not. coalition is a means. not an end. person has to decide what the end is and pursue it