Wab Kinew is drawing attention online after a fiery statement criticizing the idea of war with Iran, saying that working- and middle-class Americans shouldn’t be the ones sent to fight.
In his remarks, Kinew appeared to take aim at political and elite decision-makers, suggesting those with power and influence should bear the consequences of the conflicts they support — a message that has resonated with some and sparked backlash from others.
The comments come amid growing debate over U.S. foreign policy, military involvement abroad, and who ultimately pays the price for war.
In his remarks, Kinew appeared to take aim at political and elite decision-makers, suggesting those with power and influence should bear the consequences of the conflicts they support — a message that has resonated with some and sparked backlash from others.
The comments come amid growing debate over U.S. foreign policy, military involvement abroad, and who ultimately pays the price for war.
Wab Kinew is drawing attention online after a fiery statement criticizing the idea of war with Iran, saying that working- and middle-class Americans shouldn’t be the ones sent to fight.
In his remarks, Kinew appeared to take aim at political and elite decision-makers, suggesting those with power and influence should bear the consequences of the conflicts they support — a message that has resonated with some and sparked backlash from others.
The comments come amid growing debate over U.S. foreign policy, military involvement abroad, and who ultimately pays the price for war.
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