Cheerlead for the republicans all you want. I notice them doing NOTHING to help Trump. They impeded the wall when we held both houses. They killed his effort to stop Obamacare. They made sure Mueller, Weissmann, Sessions, and and Rosenstein were safe from being fired so they could do their dirty work. They undermined his hard efforts to get us out of the war in Syria and Afghanistan. They stepped up and let North Korea know any deal with Trump wouldn’t even get supported by his own party.
Go play with your pokemans, child. I’m loyal to the MAGA agenda, not to the republicans anymore. Since Bush they always put America last. Guys like Bush, Mitt, McCain, Graham, Kemp etc count on tools like you to keep them in power, and they laugh at you behind your back. I supported them all my life, but now I see if we keep supporting them, they will never reform.
Really?
The MAGA Agenda IS the Republican Agenda.
... and here you are SHOOTING at the people supporting the Agenda.
You are simply too smart by half.
McCain did that. But the individual mandate was repealed, making non-Obamacare policies legal again without the fines in place.
They made sure Mueller, Weissmann, Sessions, and and Rosenstein were safe from being fired so they could do their dirty work.
Not within their power either way. Sessions was indeed fired.
They undermined his hard efforts to get us out of the war in Syria and Afghanistan.
What efforts were those that they stopped? Does not exist. He did in fact move out of Syria.
but now I see if we keep supporting them, they will never reform.
Won't matter if the Dems take power.
Glad you were not leading the the 3rd Army in WWII.
What would ‘generalissimo DesertRhino’ have done?
The video of ‘Brave Sir Robin’ from Monty Python’s movie comes to mind... ‘Run Away Run Away’
What did General Patton do?!?
““Brad, I’ve got a bridgehead across the Saar. I’m on my way into Germany.”
“Wait a minute George, there’s a lot of trouble up north.”
Bradley orders Patton to transfer his 10th Armored Division to the First Army’s VIII Corps and tells him, “Ike wants us to meet with Bedell Smith tomorrow at Verdun. Be there at ten.”
Patton reluctantly agrees, and after hanging up he says, more to himself than to anyone else, “There is absolutely no reason for us to assume the Germans are mounting a major offensive.” After listing the logical arguments against such a course of action, he concludes, “Therefore, I believe that’s exactly what they are going to do.”
Assembling his entire staff, Patton tells them to start making contingency plans to halt the Third Army’s eastward attack, pivot ninety degrees, and then attack north into Luxembourg. The following day, December 19, Patton attends the meeting at Verdun chaired by Eisenhower’s chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith. An intelligence officer gives a briefing on the general situation. Patton then stuns all in the room by announcing,“I can attack with three divisions in forty-eight hours.”
An incredulous Bradley can only respond, “Well, I’d give myself some leeway if I were you.”