Looking Back at the Gulf War
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I wish that our “fighting mad” Prez had taken a walk in the desert to talk, talk, talk with Mad Saddam about a peaceful resolution of conflict. The money, material and wasted lives, theirs and ours, could better have been spent on both countries’ health needs.
HYMAN H. GORDON, Los Angeles
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