[Publius]

The British had a 3000-mile gap in their supply lines -- the Atlantic Ocean. War is about logistics, and the Americans had the supply line advantage. The Brits even had to hire Hessian mercenaries because their military strength was overdrawn elsewhere.

The French were critical in our success. They started with money, armaments and military trainers. Then they escalated to the French Navy and finally to French ground troops at Yorktown. Who would take France's role today if the federal government decided to teach the American people a lesson?

[Larry - Moe and Curly]

“Who would take France’s role today if the federal government decided to teach the American people a lesson?”

Nobody. It’s hopeless. Best that we just give up.

[redrhino47]

The French were critical in our success. They started with money, armaments and military trainers. Then they escalated to the French Navy and finally to French ground troops at Yorktown. Who would take France’s role today if the federal government decided to teach the American people a lesson?

No one, that’s who.
We have our best shot at this, right now. But, without US military, even PDJT couldn’t pull this off.

[TangoLimaSierra]

Who would take France's role today if the federal government decided to teach the American people a lesson?

Youtube.

There's probably 50 videos about kicking the army's ass.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

:: Who would take France’s role today if the federal government decided to teach the American people a lesson? ::

If your first thought was “Canadians”, think twice.