claim: in libya, "america spent $2 billion total and didn’t lose a single life."
author: joe biden
evidence_1: oct 21, 2011 ... compared to the u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan, the libya mission was cheap  and did not cost a single american life. ... lois farrow parshley: the life and  rule of muammar qaddafi max fisher: how ... vice president joe biden said that  the u.s. "spent $2 billion total and didn't lose a single life." nato ...
evidence_2: oct 20, 2011 ... the death of libyan strongman muammar qadhafi thursday has sharpened the  contrast between president barack obama's recent successes on the foreign  policy front and the scattershot criticism offered by his republican challengers.  qadhafi ... “america spent $2 billion total and didn't lose a single life.”.
evidence_3: oct 28, 2011 ... was his use of our forces in the libya war just cheap political opportunism, or an  emerging policy of aiding revolutionaries who seek to depose ... vice president  joe biden bragged that it cost the u.s. “only $2 billion” to oust gaddafi. ... “in this  case, america spent $2 billion total and didn't lose a single life.
evidence_4: aug 7, 2014 ... in october 2011, amr farkash was enjoying life as an investment banker for  hsbc in london when he heard that muammar qaddafi, the dictator who had  subjected libya to his bizarre and often terrifying rule for 42 years, was dead.  farkash was elated by the news. raised in egypt by libyan parents, ...
evidence_5: apr 21, 2016 ... includes super pacs, 501(c)(4) nonprofits and 527s associated with a single  candidate. ... $1 billion: amount spent by presidential candidates and affiliated  groups in the 2016 presidential race through march, according to a center for  public integrity review of federal campaign finance filings. nearly ...