So what? Democrat administrations have historically been much lousier at foreign policy than Republican ones. It does not deny the culpability of other administrations to set forth Clinton as the poster child for this.
By the way, the threat is basically that of a foreign power in our midst; a fifth column that was imported, and now we have to do something about it. Almost all the terrorists being pursued are not citizens. They do not deserve the same freedoms as citizens. IMHO.
Wail and moan along with FOG all you want. But we have a real mess and it has to be cleaned up.
i>Democrat administrations have historically been much lousier at foreign policy than Republican ones. It does not deny the culpability of other administrations to set forth Clinton as the poster child for this.
So now you claim that your argument has all along been about who makes the best (worst) poster child?
It's the bit lesser of two evil's that you still choose to side with the initiation of force, fraud and coercion against individuals. FOG's quote is not a statement or comparison of Clinton or Bush (and certainly not about a poster child). In its primary statement it is a statement about government.
You know you're talking to a redneck if "You cannot reason a person out of a position he did not reason himself into in the first place." -- Swift