What Went Down At The January Democratic Debate

Also, it’s an obvious point, but man, it’s still kind of wild to me how much weight these Iraq War votes still carry. It’s been defining presidential elections for over a decade.

Twenty years later, and George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld’s arguments for going to war in Iraq are leading off a presidential debate. It just speaks to how consequential that era in American history turned was.

Sixty-one percent of registered voters agree that the U.S. should not enter any new foreign conflicts, compared to 24 percent who disagree, according to a January Morning Consult/Politico poll.