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Per Joan Walsh:
"...the Clinton administration's interventionist foreign policy whether in partly humanitarian missions like Bosnia, or defensive strikes against Saddam Hussein in Iraq or Osama bin Laden in Sudan."
In what way were the US embargo and bombing of Iraq (which led indirectly to the death of hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Iraqi children) and the bombing of a Sudanese pharmaceutical company (no evidence of manufacture of chemical or biological weapons ever found), DEFENSIVE strikes?
Just because Clinton did it doesn't mean it was all good.
