The leaked WikiLeak documents have everyone talking. Essentially, they paint a picture of a war going poorly in Afghanistan. Listeners had a lot to say about how the documents made them rethink the war and the Obama administration.
Claudia from New York writes on our website:
"Tell me again why we are in an undeclared war in Afghainstan, because something is not making sense. I voted for Obama, I was a very big supporter. But this kind of serioulsy dangerous conflict makes me wonder what I was thinking. Or what he was thinking."
Read more listener responses here.
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