This Craven Administration

He said it was the good war, a war of necessity. Video. FoxNews Sunday panel on Afghanistan.

Leaving our troops hanging. Come on, fight to win, Mr. President.

Max Boot:

If President Obama ultimately decides not to make a serious and prolonged commitment to Afghanistan, he will be making the same mistake so many Democrats did in the early 1970s when they claimed that we could get out of Vietnam with no damage to our country or the region. We now know that America's defeat was a tragedy for the people of Southeast Asia, with millions of Cambodians slain in the "killing fields" and hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese "boat people" taking to the seas on leaky rafts.

It also did incalculable damage to America's standing in the world, encouraging our enemies from Tehran to Managua to step up attacks on our allies. It took us a full decade to recover, and even now we are still dealing with some of the fallout from that period, such as the Iranian revolution. The consequences of defeat in Afghanistan would undoubtedly be just as severe, if very different.

Fight to win. We don't want a more dangerous world than the one we have. We don't want to have to go back again. We don't want another 9/11.

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