A conservative veterans' group is launching a multimillion-dollar ad blitz seeking to tap into rising public support for withdrawing all American troops from Afghanistan
It is the latest example of the evolving trans-partisan nature of the anti-war movement, which has drawn some politically strange bedfellows on the far-right and far-left who are advocating for extricating U.S. military forces from open-ended conflicts., the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, which is dedicated to building new support for a less interventionist foreign policy.
Recent polling also suggests that military veterans and their families are largely opposed to more military interventions around the world. And a recent veterans survey by the nonpartisanfound that a majority believes the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were not worth fighting — a sentiment that polls show dovetails with the public at large.
Supporters of the campaign are also calling for a full military withdrawal from Afghanistan whether or not the Trump administration can reach a peace settlement with the Taliban, which provided sanctuary to the Al Qaeda terrorist network responsible for the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington.
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