Someone post a picture of pigs flying.
I find myself agreeing with Linda.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. What happened that Miss Linda is suddenly on our side?
You’ll need a picture of hell frozen over too...
MAJOR GARRETT: What have you learned about him that makes him different and more— someone you want to work with and can work with than he was when you said he was unfit for office and quite possibly a cook?
SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM: Yeah. I said everything. I said he was a xenophobic, race betting religious bigot. I ran out of adjectives. Well, the American people spoke. They rejected my analysis and he is now my President. I worked with President Obama where I could, with President Bush even though I supported Senator McCain. The bottom line, he is President of the United States. I’ve got to know him better. He asks a lot of good questions. I think he’s made good foreign policy choices. He’s now arming the Ukraine, long overdue. He’s got the right policy to deny North Korea the ability to hit America with a nuclear-tip missile. And he is now on the side of the Iranian people. But he has to do more than watch. He actually has to act. And if I were him, I would withdraw from the nuclear agreement with Iran next year if it’s not made better by the Congress and our European allies.
Barack Obama is an abject failure?
Who knew? And when did they learn of it?
To call Obama merely an abject failure is to condemn all wretches. Not just failed, but actively working to create enough collateral damage that the world, and not only the US, will be YEARS unpacking it all.
Iran and North Korea are not two discrete problems, but one intertwined nest of vipers and scorpions, each venomous in its own right, but doubly dangerous as each is pulled out and neutralized.
Kind of like disarming a ticking time bomb. Iran has the advantage over North Korea, in that the current regime in Iran is fully aware they are but mere mortals, and subject to the same physical interactions with the world as a street thug holed up after committing a series of crimes. North Korea, on the other hand, is in the grip of a megalomaniac with delusions not only of grandeur, but of a degree of deity, invulnerable to the criticism of mere men.
But cut the ties that bind them together against the world, and the axis is at least somewhat disabled. Of course, not much of anything shall be accomplished of a permanent nature without the involvement of China.
Ain’t it the truth. Redemption?