Bad move. Memo: death to America is NOT just a bumper sticker.
I get that your terrorist supporting fringe-left base is pissed at you. But EVERY president, including your fringe-left god Obama, has warned of the Iranian threat... and even 60 Minutes has indicated they have weapons grade uranium.
So tell me, Congresswoman... if a nuke goes off in NY harbor... because you wanted us to stop going after the scum who've made no secret of their desire to destroy us... what then? After the mushroom cloud goes up?
Because frankly?
The resignation of everyone voting to handcuff this president simply would not make up for it.
And we know the surviving leftists will, of course, blame Trump, because in their delusional world, Iran doesn't MEAN it. After all, they're just making noise, and besides, Iran hates Jews so why would we slow them down?
And as always for the leftist haters, NO ONE, including YOU, OR Joe Kent offers ANY viable alternative. And continuing to hand over pallets of cash like Obama and Biden did?
That ain't gonna cut it.
See, it's easy to talk shit here as the ignorant, non-serving, Trump hating leftist scum commenting here are wont to do. But until you and those like you offer any viable alternative, then what? never even HAD a nuclear weapons program until Trump.
Right?
I get that neither you nor your staff read these comments.
But on the off chance SOMEONE in your office puzzle palace does, by all means, enlighten us.
If not what we're doing now, then what, precisely, do you offer as a viable alternative?
"You will never be the best version of yourself if you allow other people to convince you, that you can't be better because of your skin color, because of your sexual identity, because of the community you came from... you must resist those narratives at all costs if you truly want to be successful in America." - Charley Kirk
Thursday, June 04, 2026
Leftists and RINOS try to shut down the military on Iran
Friday, November 21, 2008
From the "Will Wonders Ever Cease" file: Democrat Senator-Elect Begich (D-AK) comes out swinging to open ANWR.
In spite of the overwhelming support that crosses all party and demographic lines, many of the fringe-left hang on to their bizarre but cherished idea that how 2000 acres looks to caribou up on the North Slope is more important then utilizing those fields as part of a comprehensive, long term, energy independence strategy.
Of course, there exists a large leftist segment that would put this country on it's knees in a heartbeat; they hardly have the needs of our Nation at the fore of their "thought process."
One of the many problems with large, elective government is that those senators and congressmen/women that don't live in a given region can cheerfully throw that region under the bus for purposes of polishing their enviro-cred. Thus, a Ted Kennedy (A rather hypocritical opponent of Nantucket Sound Wind Farms) may continue to vote "no" on opening ANWR, since he doesn't give a damn about the people that would benefit from such a move, and he would rather things "look nice" than do the dirty work of making our country energy self-sufficient, or as close to that standard as we can possibly become.
Initially, at least, Mark Begich appears to be cut from a different cloth. Time will certainly tell.
Begich ends low-key approach
Alaska's senator-elect says that he staunchly favors ANWR drilling.
By Kim Murphy November 20, 2008
Reporting from Seattle -- Mark Begich settled in Wednesday as Alaska's newest U.S. senator-elect by doing what almost no other Democrat in Washington would ever do: declaring his support for oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
But this is Alaska, where Democrats are of a different stripe, Begich reminded those who haven't seen many national-level Democrats from Alaska lately.
"I think anyone who knows me knows I'm a different Democrat. I'm from Alaska. I'm a believer, a strong supporter of the 2nd Amendment, a supporter of drilling in ANWR. Alaskans are very liberal [in their belief that] government should not interfere in their personal life," he said."I'm definitely different from a New York Democrat -- you can bank on that," he said in response to a question from the New York Times.