Presidential candidate Marco Rubio said Thursday that our
foreign policy should be guided by our American moral superiority: “Our idea of
freedom and liberty is a superior idea and everywhere it’s been tried in the
world it has led to prosperity,” he said. “We know it is a superior way of
governance and the natural right of man. And the same is true with our conflict
with radical Islam. Our conflict with radical Islam is simple—we believe everyone
has a right to worship as they please. And they believe unless you
worship the way they want you to worship, it should be punishable by death. And
we are morally superior to them in regards to our view versus theirs, so it is
a conflict of both culture and moral principle, and our foreign policy should
be guided by that.”
COMMENTS:
Wake up, Marco. Our “moral
superiority” has been heading down the commode for over six years. The real message to be delivered is: “Unless
we take positive, proactive steps today to reverse the decline of moral
superiority in this country, our country is going to right down the same
commode.”
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. You haven’t weighed in on the fact that Hillary is only
paying her female staffers 72 cents for every dollar their male counterparts get
paid. (Bonnie ~ Albany, OR)
A. I think that’s terrific.
Maybe, if she wins the presidency, she’ll get rid of all male government
employees and replace them with women, thereby reducing the national debt.
Q. Do you think the world is safer with Osama Bin Laden
being gone? (Dora ~ Smithfield, UT)
A. It is far more dangerous, as far as terrorism goes. That’s solely because Obama has squandered
our strategic advantages.
Q. Are you glad Tsarnaev got the death penalty? (Cleotis ~ West Seattle, WA)
A. He is an admitted killer, virtually from the get
go. He is a terrorist, brother or
not. My regret is that the hundreds of
thousands of dollar spend on attorneys in this particular instance had to be
spent. And I also regret that the Judge
did not have the discretion to determine how the death sentence should be
carried out. I would favor pushing him
out of airplane in a strait jacket at 12,000 feet… with a stick of dynamite
stuck up his rear-end and a long, lit fuse attached.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“Revenge is sweet, and not fattening.” ~ Alfred Hitchcock
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