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3 US Troops Killed, 25 injured in Jordan
sherpa replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Not making sense to you is an accolade. Congress is not isolationist, and even if they were, it would have no restraint on the President's ability to respond to Iran. What Congress is doing; what has been done for years, makes perfect sense. The Administration wants to support Ukraine. Congress does as well. They also want to support Israel. But....Pay attention to this, because you seem to be completely ignorant of how the sausage is made, Congress wants a firm stand against the border invasion, and is linking aid to that issue. Perfect sense. Perfect logic and in our best interests, and has nothing to do with a response to Iran. Nothing. What you post about me doesn't concern me. -
3 US Troops Killed, 25 injured in Jordan
sherpa replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
The more you post, the more goofy you get. Bizarre judgement. Idiotic accusations. Refusal to acknowledge reality. Refusal to back up wacky claims. Ignorant lack of understanding of the US military or the Administration's options regarding that. It goes on and on. -
3 US Troops Killed, 25 injured in Jordan
sherpa replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
You are truly an #######. Your repeated claims of partisanship on my part are preposterous. There is nothing in my posts regarding military stuff that is pro party. This is a product of your incredibly idiotic imagination. Biden is an abject failure. -
3 US Troops Killed, 25 injured in Jordan
sherpa replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Another "absolute nonsense" claim. The US president has remarkable and almost totally discretionary authority by law and precedent responding to anti US military actions, and that extends to preemptive actions to prevent them. I can name scores of strikes that support that claim. Biden is viewed as a clown, and unfortunately, he's going to have to use his powers to prove otherwise. Suggesting this is a Congressional failure is ludicrous. -
3 US Troops Killed, 25 injured in Jordan
sherpa replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Very big deal. Might be an interesting week. -
Count me in.
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Absolute horsecrap. Absolute, complete horsecrap. Take the cost of border enforcement. Add to it the cost associated with housing illegals and their healthcare, add to it the cost of deportation, which is all done by the wonderful US taxpayer, and present any reasonable argument that illegals are a net positive. The claim is preposterous.
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Biden and the crises er challenge on the border
sherpa replied to Unforgiven's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
We're both on the same page. I am merely pointing out that US influence is much less than it used to be. The first thing we need to do is lock the border to illegal immigration. Unless that happens, and we develop a spine, nothing else matters. -
Biden and the crises er challenge on the border
sherpa replied to Unforgiven's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
That would be great, and I fully agree, but we are much further away from attaining change than we were decades ago. The US' reputation in South/Central America has declined over the years. Trump didn't help and polling revealed that. Biden certainly hasn't moved the ball forward. I spent ten months a year going down there from 2003 until 2015. Had a business partner in Paraguay who is still one of my best friends. Had the opportunity to witness the entire Chavez political nonsense up close. The systemic problems are immense. Corruption is an intractable, accepted way of life. There is profound class structure and sexism. Anyway, it's a problem that the US does not, currently, have the ability to influence. The first step is to lock the border to any non legal immigration. Once these failed govs are unable to dispose of those they don't want, they will have to deal with the very significant problems they are not addressing. Each country is different, but the ruling political entities are all powerful. -
Not true. The US has been very effective in thwarting missile attacks. What we should do is demolish these non-state attacks against commercial, non combatant commerce. It would take less than a day, if the administration had the nuts to do it. Otherwise, we have what we have, which is a task force under constant alert, responding to a threat we could end in a wink. Make sense to the Biden group here? Not to me.
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Jesus. The claim that the US Navy "lost a battle at sea" is idiotic.
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First, Israel did not invade the Gaza. I was responding to a claim suggested by someone else. Perhaps you didn't, or couldn't read it, so I'll post it again: "What if this is about natural gas in Gaza? Would your opinion of Israel and our government change if there’s gas in Gaza? " I have no idea why you couldn't figure this out, but my claim that it is a preposterous theory stands. Hamas did this, and actions cause reactions. Maybe you can get this without a Trump/Putin reference. By the way, still waiting for anything that supports your revisionist claim. Total, unsupported nonsense.
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The American Media Should Not Be Trusted
sherpa replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Look at how the media has framed the New Hampshire thing. Trump suggested she claimed victory. Absolute nonsense, unless you disregard her acknowledgement of his win and her congratulations directed to him. He made the ridiculous claim and they ran with it. Perhaps they are deeply concerned with how Haley demolishes Joe in current polling. -
You post the most stupid crap, If you are inferring that Israel "invaded" Gaza as a desire to obtain a potential energy source, that is lunacy. If not, I don't get what you are suggesting. Nobody on planet earth is desirous of the potential fuel resources in the Gaza strip. Hamas broke a ceasefire. Hamas has had 16 years of rule to advance those people's lives. All they have done is take all their resources and build an underground war bunker designed to eliminate Israel. Neither Putin nor Trump has anything to do with this, but like a drug addict, you simply cannot resist.
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The American Media Should Not Be Trusted
sherpa replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Got it. I'm not there yet, but all signs affirm your view. My hope is that a more reasonable, less martyr mission candidate causes Congress to shift in ways Trump's presence has been woefully horrible in the past two elections. While I detest this "lawfare," it is what it is. -
The American Media Should Not Be Trusted
sherpa replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I don't get what you are claiming here. She would have little or no effect on candidates in Senate and House races. What she does is not piss off 50% of domestics and a host of foreign nations who are quite sick of this crap. We need a change. We need some kind of leadership that unites. It sure as hell isn't this infirm we have in office, and I don't think it is Trump. -
We have zero need for natural gas.
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The American Media Should Not Be Trusted
sherpa replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Don't agree. I don't care who funds her campaign, as long as she keeps challenging Trump. Nikki Haley gets conservative Congressional seats. Trump does not. She is smart, accomplished and not a lightning rod for more chaos. She would demolish Trump in debate, and would bring in a host of new, bright supporters to a gov that has been dysfunctional for years. -
Your superior intelligence? OK
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You are clearly crazy. When have I ever gotten upset at anything anybody said about Putin? Did you imagine this? Reading what you post presents a dilemma. There is so much nonsense that the conversation can never lead to anything beyond responding to your nonsense. You have authored one idiotic post after another this PM, so I will never get to your question about what I think is a wise Congressional strategy regarding Ukraine aid, which there is no doubt that I support, and have here, repeatedly.