[hinckley buzzard]

I don't think military planning against Iran is in the United States Constitution.

You are kidding, right? I think military planning for any contingency and against any conceivable enemy is required by the Constitution.

[Cobra64]

Maybe some folks should read the Constitution of the United States of America.

If some folks can't figgur it out, they can subscribe to "Dolts R'Us."

Our children were toothless in-bred-hybrids, but we set um straite. Now their livin in Kalifornia.

Series. We kick butte on the political front, education; both children are MBA's and pulling down mid >60s incomes. My children business projection is that in three years, the children will be in six figures... and still having FUN.

[Cobra64]

You are kidding, right? I think military planning for any contingency and against any conceivable enemy is required by the Constitution.

Hey, Einstein. Nevermind, you never heard of that individual. MTV, VH1 are the kernals of intelligencia. Do your flippin homework. My dog has more common sense than you comment. My dog, Emma, would win the Nobel Prize of a Thought Process Award in your neighborhood.

[Cobra64]

You are kidding, right? I think military planning for any contingency and against any conceivable enemy is required by the Constitution.

I agree that we should, but I cannot find the words in the Constitution supporting your statement.

[bill1952]

I have to admit, that statement of Cobra's was one of the dumbest things that I've ever read anywhere.