Its kind of obvious it is or you wouldn't keep coming back to argue with people.
That is important to me, what you think and all...really important.
Trump is getting 'advice' on who would do well in what position from some bad sources obviously, or he's just finding out what others were fooled by all along.
Its kind of obvious it is or you wouldn't keep coming back to argue with people.
Our 'allies' will throw us under the bus at the drop of a hat and never look back. When did one of our allies come to the rescue of the US?
The key player is Trump, and he is here today and still here tomorrow.
I disagree with your premise.He's a Traitor to God; a Traitor to his country; and a Traitor to the human race.
Anyone who supports Putin's puppet is a Quisling.
The entity that benefits most with the Traitor's dismantling of the State Department is the Kremlin.
Lord only knows the damage that pig will do before November. And there's no dead certainty that November will bring salvation.
Sooner or later, McConnell and Ryan, with their following in Congress, will be forced to make a choice: Continue supporting the Traitor, or save the country from him.
Didn't the terrorism of 9/11 lead the US to trigger article 51 and have NATO join in the invasion of Afghanistan?NATO never came to our rescue because we haven't been attacked. When was the last time we went to war with Russia when they expanded into other countries?
When the Sr. Bush who had a grasp of foreign policy vastly superior to the current administration called for help in Desert Storm, an elective war as they all have been since Pearl Harbor, our allies answered.
So our allies as they exist in the modern world never rescued us because they never had to and when called upon they've answered. It does not mean if we are the aggressors that they are compelled to support wrongful actions. Only fools follow madmen.
That's right. And those boots don't lick themselves, so nice job.The key player is Trump, and he is here today and still here tomorrow.
Trump's still grabbin' ya huh? Held on so long you have Stockholm SyndromeThe key player is Trump, and he is here today and still here tomorrow.
That is exactly what we're witnessing with the cultists.Trump's still grabbin' ya huh? Held on so long you have Stockholm Syndrome
I disagree with your premise.
Maybe that's why they are so upset, Trump is not for sale. You can buy real estate from him though if you like high end living.
Sooner or later, McConnell and Ryan, with their following in Congress, will be forced to make a choice: Continue supporting the Traitor and destroy any chance of the GOP ever getting elected without a complete reinvention, or stab him in the back at the most politically advantageous moment and claim that they were defending America.
Our 'allies' will throw us under the bus at the drop of a hat and never look back. When did one of our allies come to the rescue of the US?
As very obvious with Nunes I think most of them are deadly aware that they are well beyond the point of no return... they are going down with the ship cause no alternative.FTFY. Perhaps my cynicism is showing, but to have allowed Trump's clown car to get anywhere near the White House IMO is sufficient evidence that they're only interested in wielding power ASAP for their own ends.
And Ryan for letting the whole charade happen.Nunes should be charged with obstruction and treason.
Has he come out to support our NATO ally against the Russians?
Maybe you better check in to the psych ward . . . .
FTFY. Perhaps my cynicism is showing, but to have allowed Trump's clown car to get anywhere near the White House IMO is sufficient evidence that they're only interested in wielding power ASAP for their own ends.
My parents had tears in their eyes over MacArthur's farewell. And I was about the same age.If the Republic survives the Traitor-in-Chief, then hopefully the Republic-ans won't. If Lincoln were a politician today, he'd be a Democrat.
Just on the personal side, I'm sure you can appreciate what it was like for me growing up, sitting on the floor at age five watching Truman and MacArthur's farewell speech. A lot of the folks who were hawks through the Vietnam era were chastising us "youngsters" to get on the anti-Commy, Anti-Russian bandwagon. So the Trump presidency reminds me of the glib and gut-splitting remark about Ellie Iselin in Condon's Manchurian Candidate: " . . . She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Daughters of the Mayflower, . . . . the Republican Party and the American Communist Party. . . . "
The Russians dumped their old ideology, but the Cold War never stopped.
Also notice again the content of Alpha One's responses: "I disagree with your premise . . . " But there is no cogent argument.
And if you go back to 2015 and through the campaign, there was never any debate about this new, re-new-ed geopolitical challenge. When did you ever hear one of Trump's supporters give a cogent argument about anything? Or provide a cogent proposal about anything?
They just hate America as long as the rest of us are in it. Then, they call us the "haters."
Tillerson was a really shitty SoS who killed morale & basically forced the resignations of key personnel. It's good that he's out. Pompeo, otoh, is an ideological toady who likely won't do any better.
It's just musical chairs in the clown car.
As I said, I'll do that when I believe that I need to do what a faceless fool on the internet says I should do. That still stands.Has he come out to support our NATO ally against the Russians?
Maybe you better check in to the psych ward . . . .
. . . Sitting in front of the black-and-white tube TV that required the repairman coming to the house as much as once a month. Crusader Rabbit, Captain Video, and on the more sophisticated side -- Ed Murrow.My parents had tears in their eyes over MacArthur's farewell. And I was about the same age.