[familyop]

"Hysteria isn't a rational basis for foreign policy."

That's right. Anti-defense people shouldn't be hysterical or so disrespectful as to call men "chicken hawks," as is often issued from such sewing circles.

"Russia and China can already nuke us at any time and there's not a damned thing you can do about it."

Movies like "The Day After" (along with stories like "The Second After") are not good material for learning about nuclear war. Neither is propaganda from the left in the form of documentaries. Nuclear exchanges would be the beginning of a greater war--not the end. And yes, plenty can and should be done about it in advance, too. It would make survivability easier and more likely.

[Sirius Lee]

Well, I, for one, am not anti-defense and would never call you a chickenhawk. I hope your feelings are not hurt if that was even implied.

The references to sewing circles and crappy made-for-television movies is non-sequitur. Whatever point you may have been trying to make is unimportant.

Rest assured that President Trump is doing the right thing for America. I trust him. Don't you?