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No. of Recommendations: 5
in your party, you know you are FU##ED...
"The stock market is comprised of millions of people who are simultaneously trading, the market indexes are a distillation of sentiment.
When the markets tumble like this in response to tariffs, it pays to listen." ~Rand Paul
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YEAH but he's not part of the War Party.
So when Liberals want to play chicken with Putin, and their NeoCon buddies want to go into Iran and FOX starts saying "resolve" and "conviction" ----Rand becomes outcasted on both sides.
Here's to all who don't enlist.
Smart!
No. of Recommendations: 7
So when Liberals want to play chicken with Putin,
The record for not standing up to dictators is one of almost complete failure, followed by more and bigger wars.
At some point, perhaps in Greenland, Canada or Panama, the world is also going to have to stand up to Trump.
Calling it a “game of chicken”only encourages the dictators
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The record for not standing up to dictators is one of almost complete failure, followed by more and bigger wars.
At some point, perhaps in Greenland, Canada or Panama, the world is also going to have to stand up to Trump.
Calling it a “game of chicken”only encourages the dictators
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I guess I agree with you Bush Cheney people about Saddam and the Iraq War then.
Is it ok to say "Evil Empire" and "tear down this wall" ? Or was that Cowboy Ugly American?
Was it wise to pursue a huge defense build up including nuclear?
Or should America have listened to President Carter's daughter?
No. of Recommendations: 5
Is it ok to say "Evil Empire" and "tear down this wall" ? Or was that Cowboy Ugly American?
It’s ok to say whatever you want to say.
Whether it is worth reading is a different matter.
No. of Recommendations: 1
It’s ok to say whatever you want to say.
Whether it is worth reading is a different matter.
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Was President Reagan and Lady Thatcher right to publicly call the Soviets "Evil Empire". Were people who disagreed with it wrong?
Was President Reagan right to build up the defenses and pursue more nuclear weapons, and today, is the West better off or worse off in its dealing with Putin as a result?
