Democratic 2020 Presidential Candidates on War & Peace
June 1, 2019Joe Biden:
Supported wars in Iraq & Afghanistan, but not Iran.
US should stand up to aggression of dictators.
Cory Booker:
End intervention in Yemen & Iran, but not Israel.
Pete Buttigieg:
Be more judicious when committing troops.
U.S. not the guarantor of peace in Afghanistan.
Pull troops out of Afghanistan, but not Syria.
Julian Castro:
Don't entangle ourselves in wars, but rebuild alliances.
Withdraw US troops from Syria.
Opposed troops in Syria, but have to plan withdrawal.
John Delaney:
Withdraw military aid from Saudi forces fighting in Yemen.
Tulsi Gabbard:
No regime change in Iran; no war in Yemen.
End US support for Saudi-led conflict in Yemen.
Use military to fight terrorists, not for regime change.
Opposes fighting in Afghanistan & Syria; end arms to Saudis.
No more wars for regime change, like Syria and Afghanistan.
Kamala Harris:
Ok with Israeli settlements in Palestinian territory.
Time for a political solution in Afghanistan.
Jay Inslee:
Opposed war in Iraq; opposed use of torture.
Amy Klobuchar:
Supported regime change in Libya; supports Israeli military.
Keep US military presence in Syria.
Beto O`Rourke:
Discuss U.S. policy in Syria in a more meaningful way.
Bernie Sanders:
Cut military spending, except F-35 at Vermont air base.
End Syrian conflict; pull out U.S. troops.
Andrew Yang:
Limited foreign intervention; restore Congress's role in war.
Repeal post-9/11 Authorization for Use of Military Force.
Source: OnTheIssues.org