Posted on 03/06/2014 6:02:07 AM PST by cotton1706
Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz grilled Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel on his department's budget during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing:
"The Department of Defense continues to spend billions of dollars unnecessarily on alternative energy research programs at DoD. The Navy recently spent $170 Million on algae fuel, that costs four times as much as regular fuel," Cruz said.
He continued by describing other similar projects in contrast to cuts in the funding for additional combat troops in the United States' armed services.
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Agreed.
It begins by forcing Boehner to resign as Speaker, and supporting Trey Gowdy for the new Speaker of the House, by April 15, 2104.
That should give Boehner plenty of time to ship his Wine Collection out of his Speaker’s Office.
The Marines wasted a bunch of money on Solar panels at Camp Lejeune.
Redistribution of wealth takes many forms.
Thank God we have these two on our side or we would be up the creek.
UpChuck has always pushed himself as the “friend” of the enlisted troops because he once was one.
There is and always has been only one enlisted person present or past that he is a friend of and that is him. He could care less about any service member current or past if they don’t help further his image and career.
He’s a democrat pure and simple and that makes him a liar and a traitor to the Constitution.
too many gin soaked raisins for breakfast
and lunch
and dinner
I told her that it was because BO promised to fundamentally change America, and that's exactly what he's doing. Good answer, I thought.
I'm reading "The Gathering Storm" by Churchill, right now. The parallels between 30s England, and right now, are frightening.
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