I am back from a wonderfully relaxing time with my family in Hilton Head. As I did not win the Powerball and thus cannot afford a beach house in Sea Pines, I’m back at work and on the radio today. Remember, the apocalypse eclipse is at 3pm ET today.
A perfect synopsis is the Biden administration. Those of us who have watched him since his hair plug days have not been surprised by his fecklessness, but after Afghanistan anyone who has believed in him is either naive or complicant. The USA has collectively betrayed the world. Leaders matter.
Potential problem is that if Trump wins he will inherit all of the world issues that Biden created, and then be blamed for not solving them. Still better than the alternative though.
I agree...instead of trying to appease a demented old man, Netanyahu should have gone in full force on Hamas finishing the job and rescuing the remaining hostages--if there are any left to rescue. I doubt any are alive now and if they are, they're being terribly abused and tortured---giving urgency to the whole mission. Biden never mentions the hostages, including the American hostages, just like he didn't want to talk about the Americans killed during the Afghanistan withdrawal. Or when he refused to visit East Palestine's people as a show of solidarity during their crisis until a year later for selfish reasons. Biden seems to have an amazing capacity to ignore tragedies that don't fit his political purposes.
I didn't say this, but Biden isn't the problem. The people of Grand Rapids?, Minneapolis?, the pro-Hamas campus toddlers? They are "Americans" - legally no different than you and me. Same for the knuckle draggers who oppose aid to Ukraine. Americans who believe in liberal democracy need to unite and drive out the haters and kooks
1. How many of you think the Palestinians are going along with Hamas unwillingly?
2. Do you actually believe the people in Gaza woke up one morning and learned there were 478 miles of tunnels under their homes? "Shocked, I tell you...shocked."
3. For those sympathetic to the plight of the poor Palestinians, how many of you would like them to move into your neighborhood? How about the guys from Hamas?
4. How many of you believe the people in Palastein were "forced" to elect Hamas to represent them?
5. If someone tried to use you son, daughter, wife or husband as a human shield, how many of you would simply shrug, say "Oh. well" and do nothing to stop them?
6. How many of you believe anything Hamas has to say?
My husband has clients in Tel Aviv and one of my oldest friend's daughter is in the IDF. No one is feeling much optimism there like they did when Netanyahu was hitting Gaza hard, or even just a month ago. Trying to appease Biden who wants only to appease his base has everyone in the region - if not the world - feeling so uncertain, it's not even funny. Sadly, having already been postponed, I'm supposed to go to Israel (bucket list dream) in October, but now I wonder if it'll ever happen. But considering what Israelis are constantly facing, I'm very blessed and it's just a first world problem.
I read it somewhere... if Joe Biden were really concerned about a cease fire, he'd require release of the hostages as an explicit requirement on the part of Hamas. But he's not and he won't.
As has been said many times in the past about those advocating public policies, or in this case grandly telling a foreign government what to do, never trust or rely on anyone who never will be affected, nor will their families, by the outcomes of their decisions.
I recall a drone strike in Afghanistan at the end that did nothing but kill a guy and and his family who helped us. No one was held accountable.
We chose to end WWIi in Japan with the atomic bomb because the projection of casualties for an invasion was much much higher. Ultimately we saved lives. It is hard, brutal math, but the aggressor bares the accountability, not the defender.
I think it is doubtful that Trump will be able to return stability in 4 years. He is hamstrung by the left et al; the distractions will come hard and fast every day. Trump got no credit for the Abraham Accords and the press will memory hole the violence that rose under Biden. Biden's problems were all because of Trump, and Trump will be blamed for WWII.
Then in 2028 the field is wild open. Trump and his Humpers have done so much damage to the GOP what will the message be? The pendulum will swing back and we get Andy Beshear. The GOP will take a step back and the progressive Left will take two steps forward.
I could not agree more! Dammit, Hamas started this war with Israel, only to quickly start complaining about the consequences. Clueless protesters are fanning the flames of Biden's policies, which dove nothing.
The first job of a politician is to get reelected. EVERY decision Joe Biden makes is weighed, not against what's right, but how many votes he'll get or lose. It's pathetic.
I want a President whose actions are governed by what is correct and what they believe is moral. I want one of the guys on Mt. Rushmore, not someone who does what the pollsters tell them.
Clearly the answer is simple - Bring back Trump, appoint Jared Kushner as the ambassador to Israel, have Israel match or exceed the $2 billion that Jared got from the Saudis and
The world will remember when an impotent old man in the obvious beginnings of dementia placaded his wife by destroying our standing in the world so SHE could stay in power and enjoy the life given a president and the first lady.
Jacqueline Kennedy hated the title “First Lady” because she said it sounded like the name of a horse. And so it is even still today except that the title appears to be more of a physical description.
I Samuel 15:2-3 - "So said Hashem, Master of Legions: I have remembered what Amalek did to Israel... Now go and strike down Amalek and destroy everything he has. have no pity on him."
If you want a glimpse at what the internal part of WWIII might look like here in the good ole’ US of A read “The Attack”, Kurt Schlichter’s new book published on Amazon.
Worst President this country has ever known.
A perfect synopsis is the Biden administration. Those of us who have watched him since his hair plug days have not been surprised by his fecklessness, but after Afghanistan anyone who has believed in him is either naive or complicant. The USA has collectively betrayed the world. Leaders matter.
Potential problem is that if Trump wins he will inherit all of the world issues that Biden created, and then be blamed for not solving them. Still better than the alternative though.
Kudos to The Fives Dana Perino who said she finally figured out Biden's two State policy: Michigan and Pennsylvania.
I agree...instead of trying to appease a demented old man, Netanyahu should have gone in full force on Hamas finishing the job and rescuing the remaining hostages--if there are any left to rescue. I doubt any are alive now and if they are, they're being terribly abused and tortured---giving urgency to the whole mission. Biden never mentions the hostages, including the American hostages, just like he didn't want to talk about the Americans killed during the Afghanistan withdrawal. Or when he refused to visit East Palestine's people as a show of solidarity during their crisis until a year later for selfish reasons. Biden seems to have an amazing capacity to ignore tragedies that don't fit his political purposes.
An ice cream factory destroyed by fire or tornado—he’d be there the next morning.
Yep--for sure!
I didn't say this, but Biden isn't the problem. The people of Grand Rapids?, Minneapolis?, the pro-Hamas campus toddlers? They are "Americans" - legally no different than you and me. Same for the knuckle draggers who oppose aid to Ukraine. Americans who believe in liberal democracy need to unite and drive out the haters and kooks
Let’s get an actual accurate count on whether those toddlers are actually Americans.
Limp stick? I’d call it a pool noodle
Take out the puppeteers in the mid east. Let Israel deal with them in Iran. Problem solved.
Show of Hands Please
1. How many of you think the Palestinians are going along with Hamas unwillingly?
2. Do you actually believe the people in Gaza woke up one morning and learned there were 478 miles of tunnels under their homes? "Shocked, I tell you...shocked."
3. For those sympathetic to the plight of the poor Palestinians, how many of you would like them to move into your neighborhood? How about the guys from Hamas?
4. How many of you believe the people in Palastein were "forced" to elect Hamas to represent them?
5. If someone tried to use you son, daughter, wife or husband as a human shield, how many of you would simply shrug, say "Oh. well" and do nothing to stop them?
6. How many of you believe anything Hamas has to say?
My husband has clients in Tel Aviv and one of my oldest friend's daughter is in the IDF. No one is feeling much optimism there like they did when Netanyahu was hitting Gaza hard, or even just a month ago. Trying to appease Biden who wants only to appease his base has everyone in the region - if not the world - feeling so uncertain, it's not even funny. Sadly, having already been postponed, I'm supposed to go to Israel (bucket list dream) in October, but now I wonder if it'll ever happen. But considering what Israelis are constantly facing, I'm very blessed and it's just a first world problem.
I read it somewhere... if Joe Biden were really concerned about a cease fire, he'd require release of the hostages as an explicit requirement on the part of Hamas. But he's not and he won't.
As has been said many times in the past about those advocating public policies, or in this case grandly telling a foreign government what to do, never trust or rely on anyone who never will be affected, nor will their families, by the outcomes of their decisions.
I recall a drone strike in Afghanistan at the end that did nothing but kill a guy and and his family who helped us. No one was held accountable.
We chose to end WWIi in Japan with the atomic bomb because the projection of casualties for an invasion was much much higher. Ultimately we saved lives. It is hard, brutal math, but the aggressor bares the accountability, not the defender.
I think it is doubtful that Trump will be able to return stability in 4 years. He is hamstrung by the left et al; the distractions will come hard and fast every day. Trump got no credit for the Abraham Accords and the press will memory hole the violence that rose under Biden. Biden's problems were all because of Trump, and Trump will be blamed for WWII.
Then in 2028 the field is wild open. Trump and his Humpers have done so much damage to the GOP what will the message be? The pendulum will swing back and we get Andy Beshear. The GOP will take a step back and the progressive Left will take two steps forward.
I could not agree more! Dammit, Hamas started this war with Israel, only to quickly start complaining about the consequences. Clueless protesters are fanning the flames of Biden's policies, which dove nothing.
The Frist Job of a Politician
The first job of a politician is to get reelected. EVERY decision Joe Biden makes is weighed, not against what's right, but how many votes he'll get or lose. It's pathetic.
I want a President whose actions are governed by what is correct and what they believe is moral. I want one of the guys on Mt. Rushmore, not someone who does what the pollsters tell them.
Clearly the answer is simple - Bring back Trump, appoint Jared Kushner as the ambassador to Israel, have Israel match or exceed the $2 billion that Jared got from the Saudis and
presto, no more slow walking the munitions.
The world will remember when an impotent old man in the obvious beginnings of dementia placaded his wife by destroying our standing in the world so SHE could stay in power and enjoy the life given a president and the first lady.
Jacqueline Kennedy hated the title “First Lady” because she said it sounded like the name of a horse. And so it is even still today except that the title appears to be more of a physical description.
...and Matthew 24 gets more real every day. Glad to know Who is really in charge. In the meantime, Micah 6:8.
I Samuel 15:2-3 - "So said Hashem, Master of Legions: I have remembered what Amalek did to Israel... Now go and strike down Amalek and destroy everything he has. have no pity on him."
If you want a glimpse at what the internal part of WWIII might look like here in the good ole’ US of A read “The Attack”, Kurt Schlichter’s new book published on Amazon.