@cicerone imposter,
cicerone imposter wrote:
Different situation, wrong information, and no relationship between the two.
I wrote to Senator Feinstein not to approve the war, but she told me with the information they had (probably about WMD), she had no other choice. It later turned out that they didn't have WMD, but after the fact is often 20/20. Their intelligence was wrong.
I know you won't put 2 and 2 together so I will guide you along...
Hillary voted 'aye', which based on the evidence was the right thing to do. She later learned that WMD's could not be found and regretted her vote.
Trump was angry, which based on the evidence was the right reaction to have. He later learned that they were innocent and regretted his actions.
See, that is the relationship. I know that you still won't "get it", but that is how a comparison works.