The U.S. didn't have a large presence anyways. It would require a buildup and Congressional approval to keep Turkey away and Iran who is now firmly in Iraq and Syria. In any case, we haven't been as involved as a lot of people assume. Minimal air support and airdrops of supplies and sporadic security details have been about it. The Kurds were informed a year ago that we weren't in this. It's a fight they chose. If we were to stay, what is the end game? When is mission complete? We aren't built to be political pawns. It we're being honest, Iran and China are the main threats of focus with Iran quickly becoming a pest on the scale of Iraq's Hussein era.

Since we now have all these warmongers, maybe Trump should go to Congress with a plan for vote.

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