[nathanbedford]

When a drug smuggler accepts a side job and guides Islamicists bearing an atomic weapon across the border into the United States and an American city is wiped out, will we then finally reconsider our "war" on drugs?

When it develops that that atomic bomb was paid for in American dollars from proceeds of the poppy crop in Afghanistan, will we reconsider our "war" on drugs?

When our entire criminal justice system breaks down from corruption will we reconsider our "war" on drugs?

When drug cartels become so well funded and so bold that they openly challenge our constitutional institutions such as they are now doing in Mexico and wage bloody terroristic intimidations in America, will we reconsider our "war" on drugs?

[Cincinatus' Wife]

>>>>Preckwinkle was speaking at a luncheon titled "The Opportunities and Responsibilities of Public Service" on one of several panels taking place as part of the Edgar Fellows program, which aims to foster cooperation among policymakers of different parties and backgrounds.<<<<

Perhaps we should consider the blighted, Democratic Party run inner cities -- and the part progressives have played, decade after decade, in cynically nurturing their base of support (dependents).

[Eagles6]

So much better to just surrender to them I guess, huh? Hopefully if we do everything they want they won’t hurt us.

[Eagles6]

So much better to just surrender to them I guess, huh? Hopefully if we do everything they want they won’t hurt us.