2003 invasion of Iraq

But the then-Democratic senator from Delaware was skeptical it would be a short war, and he wanted the president to level with the public.
Former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton was a loud cheerleader for the 2003 invasion.
Fewer than a quarter think history will judge the Iraq War as even a partial success.
There's no proof the official code name for the war was ever "OIL."
The president, whose flip-flopping position on the Iraq War is well-documented, sarcastically referred to Bush as a "real genius."
The outcome of the referendum is certain, but what happens next is dangerously unknown.
It's likely any military actions against the countries would turn out like other recent U.S. invasions.
The timing of the ISIS advance to Mosul could not have been worse.
Globe-trotting U.S. special ops forces already deployed to 137 nations in 2017.