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The aftermath of the terrorist attacks brought a sense of national unity, even if it didn't last. It also spurred security improvements that have prevented another large-scale a...
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The aftermath of the terrorist attacks brought a sense of national unity, even if it didn't last. It also spurred security improvements that have prevented another large-scale attack in the U.S.
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The attacks also began a War on Terror that would include a 20-year war in Afghanistan that ended with the Taliban recapturing the country. Some argue the aftermath sowed the se...
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The attacks also began a War on Terror that would include a 20-year war in Afghanistan that ended with the Taliban recapturing the country. Some argue the aftermath sowed the seeds of the country's current political divisions.
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Zaos Gonzolez
I’m pretty sure we should send Joe Biden to Afghanistan. He needs to make sure it’s safe over there. He needs to be the leader he was meant to be!
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Harry D
It would have been better if Bill Clinton would have killed Bin Laden when he had the chance in the 1990s. Bill did not allow the armored vehicles the military requested in Somalia either. Men died because of him. Hillary did not give the security forces needed in Benghazi either. Notice a trend?
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Max DeYoung
Kind of odd how The Question of the Day falls off the screen, when most of the votes are Conservative.
