[sten]

if America is to be the fag friendly, anti-Christian, pro-islam, Marxist welfare state where achievement and effort are punished... then it’s not America and we might as well leave

[Dante3]

Rudy is right. Many things lead to this conclusion such as the incompetent/unqualified people Obama keeps appointing; his out of control spending; frenzy to push amnesty; encouraging immigration from enemy countries; weakening the military; etc.

[Ohioan]

There are two approaches to any people's future. The Conservative--that is the loving approach--is always to build on the historic achievements, both material as well as spiritual & cultural. That approach, of course, reflects the appreciation of heritage, which is the essence of both patriotism & conservatism.

The other approach is to tear up past achievements and try to rebuild for the future, not on the basis of a people's experiences (those, after all led to the heritage that is under attack) but on the pursuit of the cloud-borne day dreams of those who hate the realities demonstrated in those experiences. That is the approach of those who hate what the conservatives and patriots honor & love. Over and over again, in any examination of the contemporary issues of any people, you will see this dichotomy reflected.

There is absolutely no reason that anyone should be in the least surprised, given the behavior of Obama throughout his adult life, that he hates America. That adult life has been one consistent demonstration of the fact.

William Flax

[driftless2]

The current edition of Dems and libs is a half-empty party. When they think of their own country, they immediately start shrieking about the bad things that occurred as if nobody else thought slavery was bad or that Indians got some raw deals.

I've been on lib forums where someone made a statement about American contributions to science and technology and were greeted with hoots and derision from ignoramuses who refused to believe it. They should wear their anti-Americanism proudly and quit being hypocrites. And then they should all leave.

[SMARTY]

“There have been times when America has shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive toward” Europe.

Hmmmm...that must have been during D Day or maybe when we were digging graves over there, for American boys.

[SandRat]

[Republican1795.]

But unfortunately the ones whom you would most want to leave never do. Just look at how even those who do threaten to leave renege on their threat.

[353FMG]

That’s such an old saying.

Saw it back in the 50’s. Too bad it was never enforced.

America’s enemies just proliferated, immigrated and became Democrats.

[uncitizen]

All references to "Frank" have been expurgated from the 2005 audio version of his memoir.

not shocked