Recent surveys indicate that at least 25% of Americans would favor their home state’s secession from the union.
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Americans are sick and tired of the national debt, wide-open
borders, Washington corruption, federal regulations and non-responsiveness of
our elected representatives. As I said
the other day, we are of the opinion that we should all secede and leave the
District Columbia with the consequences of its own actions. We'll need to install huge fans to blow their stench offshore.
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. How do the lower-ranking members of the military feel
about following Obama back into Iraq? (Steve ~ Holbrook, AZ)
A. The vast majority of them have low respect for the
President. They see his claim that he is
100% behind them as a photo op…. that he’s said that before and then forgotten
what he said as soon as he got off stage.
They don’t understand why he’s sending 3,000 troops to Africa to fight
Ebola and refusing to send troops to Iraq to fight and defeat an enemy. They see the President as being somewhat like
General Custer on the night before the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
Q. I can’t believe that guy actually got to the front door
of the White House? What was his
motivation? (Julian ~ Merced, CA)
A. He was trying to collect a golf bet from Obama. The Secret Service identified the man as Omar
J. Gonzalez, 42, of Copperas Cove, Texas. He was charged with unlawful entry
into the White House complex and transported to a nearby hospital complaining of
chest pain. He’ll probably file a
lawsuit for use of excessive force.
Q. Rand Paul says we should essentially be an isolationist
country and withdraw from our leadership role while staying away from “police
actions.” Is this all possible? (Halle ~ Victorville, CA)
A. No, and Paul is backing away from his Libertarian and Tea
Party positions. From a technological
standpoint, we still have the best military in the world. While we have no business being a cavalier, holier-than-thou
or heavy-handed force, there are times when only nations such as the U.S.,
Russia or China have the military capacity to deal with a crisis. Both Russia and China have a strong tendency to
be imperialist land-grabbers, so we are the logical ones to take the lead. And if we try to isolate ourselves, who is
going to supply us with so many manufactured goods we have pushed offshore due
to our tax laws? We’ve really become
dependent on the international community, thanks to decades of “brilliant
leadership” in Washington.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“We don’t thrive on military acts. We do them because we have to, and thank God
we are efficient.” ~ Golda Meir
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