And to hell with the troops too. They deserve to have a demon for Commander in Chief. That ought to make you sooo happy.
No OldFriend I will be voting in fear and trembling and praying to God that I am not voting for a globalist.
One thing we could do is stand up and tell them all that we know exactly what's going on and we reject it and the perfumed princes they place forward for nomination. We don't have to keep our heads in the sand, and we don't have to take it.
Our troops deserve the best. Are we giving them our best?
We train them to kill the enemy, then ask them to win the hearts and minds of a culture so ancient and inbred with hatred for each other and the infidel that it seems to be a mission impossible.
There is a way that it is possible, there are those citizens of Iraq that are sincere in their gratitude to the USofA, that want democracy. The only way to make that possible for them and not drown them in a decades long civil war, the way to success, is to leave them the only ones left standing in that nation. Even if that means collateral damage. Yet we seem to be over there giving as much respect to those that openly hate us as we do those that are hoping for a better future. There should be no Fajuta, only sand where it use to be, not a pot, nor a shard.
The thought of going to war with the United States should strike such fear and dread in our enemies that N. Korea and Iran would be trembling in their boots, not thumbing their noses at us. That is what we owe our troops.
In 2008 I hope the base will be demanding the Republican Candidate have no history of globalism, or designs on our sovereignty. It should be a question asked up front and an answer demanded of the candidate. We should make globalist a dirty word and a career killer. We could trust our troops in the hands of a Comander in Chief that actually takes his oath of office as more than a mere formality.