"I am well aware there are soldiers, and a higher number of Native American soldiers, who are in Iraq and bravely standing their ground in this war where they are not sure who the enemy is or who they liberated.
There is a difference between the administration decision to go to war and the decision of men and women who are called to follow their leader. This leader - the president - has made poor decisions, in my view, and jumped to conclusions before the facts. As a result, we are in a war that may be more unforgettable than any other war in our history."
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DORREEN YELLOW BIRD COLUMN: Supporting our troops, opposing the war
(The Grand Forks Herald 5/29)
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