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To: Bogie; Chengdu54
Bogie: "I think you are making some sort of a mistake."

I lumped you in with Chengdu54 who expressed that opinion.
It's just curious that Bogie and Chengdu54, on a thread about Russia's Vladimir Putin should take off on Senator McCain, as if he's a bigger problem than Putin!
Having a little trouble with your I.F.F. are we?

Bogie: "As an American citizen McCain is my responsibility. I have been watching him for years. I don't trust him."

As a Republican McCain is far from our most conservative or most loyal to the Trump agenda.
On the other hand, let's be real: he's preferable to any Democrat in that position, and iirc has criticized Trump's proposed military budget for not spending enough!.
So I have no problem with that.

102 posted on 04/05/2017 1:53:55 PM PDT by BroJoeK (a little historical perspective...)
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To: BroJoeK

It’s not about how many dollars get spent. Military contractors spend $100 for a common hammer. We need research and engineering. Squandering on the Iraq military is’t going to do anything to save the day.A few individuals will make lots of paper dollars but have no place to spend them. What kind of sense does that make? It has nothing to do with the constitutional mandate of national defense.


103 posted on 04/05/2017 5:16:28 PM PDT by Bogie
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To: BroJoeK

Just want to add here that McCain is a liar and a bum. He’s coddled the Democrats for years and essentially took a dive in the 08 election. He’s disloyal to the conservative movement, opting to seek admiration from the left. So yeah, I’m way more worried about him than I am about Putin.


104 posted on 04/05/2017 7:29:37 PM PDT by Chengdu54
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