Rockefeller: Bring Back Saddam

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Sun Sep 10, 2006 at 9:22 am PDT • Views: 296

Democratic Senator John Rockefeller goes where no mainstream Democrat has gone before, and says the world would be a better place if Saddam Hussein were still in power: Rockefeller: Bush Duped Public On Iraq. (Hat tip: LawHawk.)

Rockefeller went a step further. He says the world would be better off today if the United States had never invaded Iraq — even if it means Saddam Hussein would still be running Iraq.

He said he sees that as a better scenario, and a safer scenario, “because it is called the ‘war on terror.’”

Does Rockefeller stands by his view, even if it means that Saddam Hussein could still be in power if the United States didn’t invade?

“Yes. [Saddam] wasn’t going to attack us. He would’ve been isolated there,” Rockefeller said. “He would have been in control of that country but we wouldn’t have depleted our resources preventing us from prosecuting a war on terror which is what this is all about.”

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