[Howie66]

“In 1955, Pete Seeger released the iconic song, “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?,” which railed against the Vietnam War.”

The time line doesn’t add up.

[Chicory]

Timeliness doesn’t add up here, either:

“The Biden administration promised that its approach to COVID “followed the science,” “would flatten the curve,” would “stop this virus in two weeks,” and that lockdowns would be necessary for four to six weeks.”

Biden?

[quantim]

How come these writers constantly blame the left/rats for these predicaments and the mess we’re in now and no mention of the do-nothing republicans that brought them to the big dance all this time?

Do they not know that the GOPe has enabled them every step of the way, particularly the last generation?

Did the last $30,000,000,000,000 in debt get there by itself?

Are they clueless as to why the dems control all branches of the goobermint? Do they know that your basic conservatives quit supporting the RINOs long ago? The latest antics by Cornyn is a perfect example, I can hear you all the way up here! ;-)

[OldGoatCPO]

Seger wrote the song in 55, and tweaked it over the years. It is original only in the sense that he borrowed the lyrics from A Russian song and combined it with an Irish melody. The Peter, Paul and Mary version released in 62, became an anti-war anthem.