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Joe DioGuardi on War & Peace

 


Afghanistan was a war of choice

War should be used as a last resort. Iraq was a mistake, and our military should continue to bow out gracefully and allow Iraq to emerge under its own self rule. The war in Afghanistan is a war of choice that needs to be reconsidered in light of the immense foreign policy implications involving two of our allies, Pakistan and India.
Source: Campaign website, www.dioguardiforussenate.com, "Issues" Aug 12, 2010

Iraq was a mistake; develop intelligence instead of war

The best weapon in response to an enemy willing to employ suicide and capable of using nuclear weapons is intelligence--enhanced through technology and human resources, not war. We must put a premium on the development of an intelligence operation, coordinated with our allies, to identify and root out terrorist organizations like al Qaeda. War should be used as a last resort. Iraq was a mistake, and our military should continue to bow out gracefully and allow Iraq to emerge under its own self rule.
Source: Campaign website, DioGuardiForUSSenate.com, "Issues" Jul 20, 2010

Censure Iraq for use of poison gas on Kurds

DioGuardi co-sponsored H.RES.532 : A resolution to express a sense of outrage toward Iraq for its usage of poison gas toward the Kurdish minority. The bill garnered 219 co-sponsors but died in the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Source: Bill sponsorships, Library of Congress Sep 9, 1988

Support Reagan's call to tear down the Berlin Wall

DioGuardi co-sponsored H.CON.RES.148 : A concurrent resolution supporting President Reagan's challenge to General Secretary Gorbachev to open the Brandenburg Gate and tear down the Berlin Wall. The bill garnered 102 co-sponsors but died in the Subcommittee on Europe and the Middle East.
Source: Bill sponsorships, Library of Congress Jun 24, 1987

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