Posted on 11/24/2011 10:00:00 PM PST by JerseyanExile
A president's most solemn duty is to protect America and her people -- a responsibility that, in a time of evolving security threats and unsustainable debt, will only grow harder for the next administration.
In the aftermath of the failure of the super committee, we are facing cuts in defense. Yet there has still been little discussion about overall defense spending priorities and how we must transform our defense infrastructure for the 21st century.
Some of my opponents suggest maintaining the status quo, thus avoiding the tough decisions. Others advocate retrenchment and isolationism through draconian across-the-board cuts, which brings greater
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“What was the trigger to explain the bounce on intrade? What did I miss?”
I’m a big Huntsman fan, but I’m wondering about this also. I can only assume it is because of the recent large TV ad buy his Super PAC made in New Hampshire; with another one soon to follow. It seems as if Mr Huntsman Sr has opened his wallet. Which also means that Huntsman can compete equally with Romney on the air-waves there.
This delusional fool Huntsman has less chance to be president than I do.
He is a joke.
He’ll be forgotten. I can’t think of an issue on which he has stood out.
Never hear a thing about him unless it is from the likes of NBC who obviously have an agenda they push.
Give CBS News some credit also. They run Huntsman stories almost weekly no matter how silly or stupid the headline is.
John Huntsman is just a creepy guy...I just don’t like him and wouldn’t turn my back on him.
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