US Service Members Killed in Jordan Attack, Trump Blamed for Escalation
The tragic news of two US service members killed in Jordan, which the US attributes to an Iranian attack, has understandably sparked significant concern and a torrent of reactions. It’s a stark reminder that when military operations are undertaken, especially in volatile regions, there’s a grave potential for loss of life. This incident immediately brings to mind past events, like the intense scrutiny and congressional hearings surrounding Benghazi, highlighting the sensitivity and public attention that such casualties inevitably attract.
The notion of launching into conflict without clearly defined objectives, as some perceive the current situation, is particularly troubling. When lives are lost, and substantial resources are expended, the question of what constitutes a “win” becomes paramount.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker