How much health care? What that has to do with insuring national security by bringing the fight directly to the Islamofascist goat f*kers - nothing. Nanny-state domestic health care policy would deepen the several trillion-dollar hole we’re already in tenfold - look at Canada and the UK for example.
Draft - ain’t gonna happen, period. The Selective Service dept. hasn’t received any additional funding for 2005 than it did for the previous budget year. If you bothered to read the news instead of smoking crack you’d have known this fact.
A "quagmire", you say? Not really. The insurgents are in desperation and are on the run, yet you’d never hear about that from the MSM.
Cut-&-run is not an option, especially prior to the Iraqi elections - which the bands of insurgents there are desperately trying to foil. The way to deal with aggression is to meet it head-on with force, which is what we are doing. Leaving now shows weakness in the eyes of our enemy, and invites continued attacks.
How much health care? What that has to do with insuring national security by bringing the fight directly to the Islamofascist goat f*kers - nothing. Nanny-state domestic health care policy would deepen the several trillion-dollar hole we’re already in tenfold - look at Canada and the UK for example.
Draft - ain’t gonna happen, period. The Selective Service dept. hasn’t received any additional funding for 2005 than it did for the previous budget year. If you bothered to read the news instead of smoking crack you’d have known this fact.
A "quagmire", you say? Not really. The insurgents are in desperation and are on the run, yet you’d never hear about that from the MSM.
Cut-&-run is not an option, especially prior to the Iraqi elections - which the bands of insurgents there are desperately trying to foil. The way to deal with aggression is to meet it head-on with force, which is what we are doing. Leaving now shows weakness in the eyes of our enemy, and invites continued attacks.
[/rant]