In the interview, which took place on Sept. 11, 2002, Stern asked Trump directly if he was for invading Iraq.
“Yeah, I guess so,” Trump responded. “I wish the first time it was done correctly.”
Trump has repeatedly claimed that he was against the Iraq War before it began, despite no evidence of him publicly stating this position. On Meet the Press, Trump said there weren’t many articles about his opposition because he wasn’t a politician at the time.
“Well, I did it in 2003, I said it before that,” Trump said of his opposition to invading Iraq. “Don’t forget, I wasn’t a politician. So people didn’t write everything I said. I was a businessperson. I was, as they say, a world-class businessperson. I built a great company, I employed thousands of people. So I’m not a politician. But if you look at 2003, there are articles. If you look in 2004, there are articles.”
Problem with Trumpster is that he is not consistent, in 2002 he tells notorious Howard Stern " Yeah , I guess so" when asked about operation Iraqi Freedom but then in 2004 , 2005 and 2015 calls Iraq a huge blunder?
He needs to explain this.
How does he expect to take command of US nukes, drones controls with such consistency?
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rump In 2005: Families Of Soldiers Killed In Iraq Should Sue NYT For WMD Reporting
“It’s one thing to get a bad review, it’s another to lose more than 2,000 lives because of false or inaccurate reporting.”
In the mid-2000s, when he was an outspoken critic of the Bush administration and the Iraq War, Donald Trump wrote that the families of U.S. service members who died in Iraq should sue the
New York Times for faulty reporting on weapons of mass destruction.
“I think anyone who has lost a son, a daughter, or a loved one in the war in Iraq should sue
The New York Times for Judith Miller’s false reporting about the so-called ‘weapons of mass destruction’ as a premise for that war,” wrote Trump on
his Trump University blog in 2005. “It’s one thing to get a bad review, it’s another to lose more than 2,000 lives because of false or inaccurate reporting. Imagine having the Judith Millers of the world working for you and getting away with things that are inconceivable to a journalist. We have to draw the line somewhere, and that’s where I draw the line.”
http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczyn...raq-should-sue
Trump tells Bush: 'You're fired'
July 13, 2004 - 11:22AM
Donald Trump.
The billionaire host of NBC's
The Apprentice has weighed in on the
Bush administration's decision to invade Iraq, terming it a "brutal mistake" that would "make it very hard for Bush to get re-elected".
"Look, the war is a disaster. The war should not have been entered into," he told The Dallas Morning News while his fiancee, Melania Knauss, looked on.
"To lose all of those thousands and thousands of people, on our side and their side. I mean, you have Iraqi kids, not only our soldiers, walking around with no legs, no arms, no faces. All for no reason. It is a disgrace."
The Bush campaign declined to comment but noted that the president in a speech today had forcefully defended his decision to go to war.
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/20...484339401.html
Trump says US made mess of Iraq & Libya (video)
Mon Dec 7, 2015 2:35PM
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says the Middle East would be safer if the US had not “made a mess” by attacking Iraq and Libya.Trump has likened Washington’s current approach to the Syrian conflict to the same failed policies and predicted that the result would be “the same thing.” While addressing a crowd of some 1,500 in Franklin, Tennessee, the reality TV star said there were “no terrorists in Iraq” during Saddam’s “vicious” rule. He also blamed the White House for the emergence of Daesh terrorists in Iraq, calling them “the leftovers that didn't get taken care of.”
http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2015/12...ess-Iraq-Libya
Trump to Jeb: Your brother gave us Obama
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/...ve-us-obamaThe Hill
Sep 16, 2015 - Donald Trump on Wednesday evening said that former President George W. Bush was to blame for the election of Barack Obama, during a ...