[PROCON]

Charles is a national political and geo-political genius and just destroys the so called 'Obama Doctrine".

Blame ISIS on Bush?

Liberalism is truly a mental, (and spiritual) disorder.

Krauthammer's contributions make Brett Bahr's 3:00 PM program worth watching.

[EagleUSA]

Hypothetical???

[DiogenesLamp]

Charles is a national political and geo-political genius and just destroys the so called 'Obama Doctrine".

Blame ISIS on Bush?

Liberalism is truly a mental, (and spiritual) disorder.

Liberalism controls all the cameras, all the transmitters, all the satellites, the vast majority of all news papers and magazines, most of the internet, virtually all the tech companies.

That it is a mental disorder makes no difference. It has the power to hammer it's message to the American public and we don't.

Until we destroy the monolithic liberal control system for the information streams, we are not going to fix anything.

Obama is the worst idiot in the history of this nation, and the media is still covering up his horrible blunders. Did you see his latest polls?

The truth doesn't matter. What gets on the air is what matters.

[concernedcitizen76]

For the past two days, Michael Savage has been wondering aloud on his show whether ISIS is a creature of US government (whose right hand doeesn’t know what its left hand is doing or vice versa). After all, he asks, the assets are there to destroy ISIS and yet it thrives.

[JimSEA]

People my age can recall the Vietnam teach-in’s. Today we are experiencing the consequences of a government that follows the ideology of those teach-in’s.

[woofie]

Amen

This was a brilliant piece

[Intolerant in NJ]

Bump.....

[clearcarbon]

Krauthammer: "The current situation in Iraq, says David Petraeus, “is tragic foremost because it didn’t have to turn out this way. The hard-earned progress of the surge was sustained for over three years.”

[SunkenCiv]

Ramadi falls. The Iraqi army flees. The great 60-nation anti-Islamic State coalition so grandly proclaimed by the Obama administration is nowhere to be seen. Instead, it's the defense minister of Iran who flies into Baghdad, an unsubtle demonstration of who's in charge -- while the U.S. air campaign proves futile and America's alleged strategy for combating the Islamic State is in freefall. It gets worse. The Gulf states' top leaders, betrayed and bitter, ostentatiously boycott President Obama's failed Camp David summit... Following six years of President Obama's steady and determined withdrawal from the Middle East, America's standing in the region has collapsed. And yet the question incessantly asked of the various presidential candidates is not about that. It's a retrospective hypothetical: Would you have invaded Iraq in 2003 if you had known then what we know now?

Thanks PROCON.

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