I find it interesting that, even with a Democratic president, we still managed to maintain the...

[ChisolmTrailDem]

..."Axis of Evil" agenda.

Will the next president be responsible for a North Korean topper?

[Rex]

1. I did find it interesting, now I find it more interesting that the govt is controlled by the MIC

and Wall Street. That the media helps to keep power in the hands of a very select few, along with most of the wealth.

[akbacchus_BC]

2. Did President Obama really said that? Where?

Maybe I was not paying attention, sorry but where did President Obama said that?

[Hydra]

3. There's not a lot to steal in North Korea

Notice how that seems to inform our priorities?

I do also note the PNAC agenda continues pretty much unabated as well.

[karynnj]

4. Last I noticed, this Democratic President worked to make a war with Iran less likely

Not to mention, his secretary of state is working with Russia and Iran -- and others -- to try to get a Syrian ceasefire.

[treestar]

5. How is President Obama maintaining this agenda?

If he had it, we would still be in Iraq.

[Art_from_Ark]

6. Um, we're still in Iraq

http://www.armytimes.com/story/military/2015/08/05/army-names-3-units-iraq-afghanistan-deployments/31168831/

[treestar]

8. Like on the same terms as the Bush Administration

or McCain would have had, no.

[ChisolmTrailDem]

7. We ARE still in Iraq. Iran is on that list. The president was able, at least for now, able to...

...handle Iran by diplomacy, much to the chagrin of those who wanted to turn it into a sheet of glass. But he is putting boots on the ground in Syria. Syria is on that list. And there is always plenty being said about N. Korea, which they seem to be saving for last, since it's going to be a whole other animal in a whole other theater.

President Obama had no business butting in in Syria, but the "Axis of Evil" agenda, apparently, must be maintained.