Don't be Too Hard On Obama on Syria · Page 2

Wisconsin is still a purple state. The welfare chit holes of Milwaukee, Madison, Racine, and Kenosha have about the same number of votes as the rest of the state.

It's over in Michigan. Flint & Detroit are the anchor that represents the Democrat majority and the liberal nirvana the state has become.

As the Scumcago residents move north, we'll eventually follow the Michigan model.

drywalldog
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12 years ago

#25

Washington

8trackdisco
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12 years ago

#26

It must have been a huge shock to find he only the US media and (some) folks in the USA worship him, not the British, not the UN and not the rest of the world.

Gene363 wrote:

America found out the voters can be bribed with their own money. Idiocracy.

drywalldog
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12 years ago

#27

Gives you something to look foward to.

rfenst
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12 years ago

#28

So, I guess some of you have no problem with the US murdering a bunch of possibly innocent Syrian men, women and children in an attempt to "punish" Asad. Your answer to his killing of innocents, is for us to kill even more innocents. I'm sure all the widows and orphans we make, will understand that we where just punishing Asad, when we blew their loved ones to bits.

dpnewell wrote:

The spin is that they will be acceptable "collateral damage"- with the hope that damaging Assad's abilities will save way more Syrian civilians. Sorry if anyone is offended, but what do some anaonymous Syrians truly mean to the U.S. political and military complex?

Gene363
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12 years ago

#29

America found out the voters can be bribed with their own money. Idiocracy.

8trackdisco wrote:

We are on the fast track too.

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Gene363
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12 years ago

#30

Tell Congress to get their asses back to Eashington, and quit playin politics with this situation.

drywalldog wrote:

If it was important to Obama, he would have acted a long tome ago. He has bypassed Congress before. On Syria he is leading from his behind.

BTW, Congress meets in Washington, but what do I know. [frypan]

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DadZilla3
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12 years ago

#31

Spending money on this if we had a SURPLUS would be dumb enough.

8trackdisco wrote:

Spending money we don't really have is bad enough. Putting American lives on the line yet again on some bullsh*t political chess game is infinitely worse.

drywalldog
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12 years ago

#32

You are correcting me Gene, now that's funny, I already corrected it, correct your first paragraph.

drywalldog
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12 years ago

#33

And the last paragraph as well.

Gene363
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12 years ago

#34

You are correcting me Gene, now that's funny, I already corrected it, correct your first paragraph.

drywalldog wrote:

Isn't that why you post here?

[sarcasm]

Oh, you are referring to grammar, spelling etc. Too late, already quoted, just like the grammatical corrections I made in my initial post. I stink at proof reading.

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drywalldog
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12 years ago

#35

Gene, I've been to Washington, to Congress, and to the White House. Let me get this right, I can't correct you, but you can me?

stogiemonger
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12 years ago

#36

Some simple questions, as I'm a simple man. Disclaimer.... These questions are meant to be provocative.

The Syrians bombed the Syrians, so, we are contemplating shooting missiles at the Syrians, as retaliation?

This is an ongoing civil war where 100,000 people have already died, isn't it?

Isn't this actually a conflict between the Sunni and Shia?

This threatens our National Security how?

Shouldn't any outside response come from the U.N. instead of the U.S.A. acting unilaterally?

We want the same body of government to decide if we act or not, that cannot pass a budget successfully?

Isn't it a questionable play for the President to now throw the decision at congress, so that they can be blamed in the end?

Have we not learned anything from our past mistakes in the region?

A few days ago, the President was ready to act unilaterally without an act of congress, to strike the Syrian govt. over WMD, wasn't he?

Sound familiar?

What changed?

ZRX1200
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12 years ago

#37

Jesus christ DWD this has been going on long before the recess. Always a cop out with lefties. If he's so smaaaat why didn't he have a closed door meeting with congressional members before the "red line".

He shouldn't have ran his mouth off half cocked like a half white muslim cowboy.......war powers act is as great as the commerce clause has become.

Rfenster why the interest in a war that would likely lead to direct attacks on Israel?

This will end badly either way now. Great leadership.

drywalldog
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12 years ago

#38

He waited tell Congress went home, I think it is perfect.Not like Congress has done anything for him.

DadZilla3
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12 years ago

#39

Have we not learned anything from our past mistakes in the region?

stogiemonger wrote:

No. In fact, we haven't learned from our past mistakes in any region, nor have we learned anything from the past mistakes anyone else made in any region.

drywalldog
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12 years ago

#40

He acts with tough words, and Congress says, no you don't, so he says ok. I love it.

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