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* Defense Secretary pick will be a challenge for Obama
* Ferguson gun store owner: We look like a third-world nation
* ‘The most expensive regulation ever’ Obama rolls out a major EPA rule.
* Illegal Immigration Amnesty

In just a few days, Obama has taken the wrecking ball, non stop, to the US. I am trying to imagine two years of what he has done in a few days.
No 'New Car Smell' left in this guy, not sure if even industrial strength air freshener will enable us to survive the remaining 2 year drive to the next guy...

Based on lack of interest in such a top job as Defense Secretary, is something serious brewing?... Or has my imagination gotten too ripe? My hope is some sanity is restored quickly, quickly.

We survived the Civil War. I expect we'll muddle thru, as usual.

Yeah, this is nowhere even near that category, just news media hype.

Happy Thanksgiving to you and family!

Tom Ligon wrote:We survived the Civil War. I expect we'll muddle thru, as usual.

They didn't have nukes back then. One Iranian (or North Korean) nuke could kill more people than the civil war.


I expect they are going to make more than one.

President Obola has nothing political left to lose at this point. And he knows he is nearly immune from any real consequences from the "Republicans." He has an immunity firewall against both parties.

It is going to be an interesting couple of years, yes. Plus, when (if?) he leaves office, he won't really be going away! Nope, expect he will be front and center on all issues and dominating the media into the foreseeable future and affecting things for decades to come. Get used to it and enjoy!

I've noticed of late that the Frankfurt Schools to do list for breaking down western society is identical to the list of causes for the Roman Empires collapse.

Diogenes wrote:

Tom Ligon wrote:We survived the Civil War. I expect we'll muddle thru, as usual.

They didn't have nukes back then. One Iranian (or North Korean) nuke could kill more people than the civil war.

I expect they are going to make more than one.

That would be the end to those two problems. An expensive solution, but the outcome would be absolute.