You endlessly compare apples to oranges as you did here again.
You're worried about the Russian economy when there are 95,000,0000 Americans out of work, while choking under 19 trillion in debt, with upwards of 30 million in the country illegally? Really?
Huh? Again, you make nonsensical comparisons. Russia's economy is contracting which means it can't sustain it's current military expenditures for much longer without risking serious domestic problems. Russia is FAR more unhealthy than the US is by almost every measurement. Last I checked alcoholism, abortion, etc, is still running rampant. Russia is nearly back to being a totalitarian government with almost no freedom of the press, assembly, etc. Russia is almost entirely dependent on oil/gas exports, which means when prices are low like this their economy is subject to severe shocks. The list goes on.
This is like you believing Obama/U.S., are genuinely concerned about Russia violating Turkey's borders as our own sovereign borders get violated 10,000 times per day.
This idiotic comparison AGAIN? Seriously. That illegal immigrants continue to come into this country is a major problem which I am sure we all agree needs to end. However that problem has NOTHING to do with Russia flying warplanes over Turkey repeatedly without permission. These things are not comparable - they are apples and oranges.
Are we talking sovereign countries and border violations? And Obama and you acting all concerned for Turkish borders when our own are violated routinely and have been for decades?
Since the U.S. government is aiding and abetting the epic violent invasions of the U.S., is it outside the realm of possibility Obama is also funding and supporting ISIS and radical Islam?
This is utter nonsense. In times of economic contraction a Keynsian expansion through government expenditures works - over and over again = as much as I dislike Keynes's C-student adherents. Let's see - what was the state of the US economy in, say, 1935? It began picking up after that because of Roosevelt's Keynsian expansion - lend lease and then December 7, 1941.