Republicans Biggest Fear

[R.C. Christian]

Yes, we fear that a corporate puppet with no foreign policy experience, a useless maggot who can't take a piss without it running down his hooves, will magically create some kind of "coalition". That's why the Magic Negroid is so special: He just turns water into wine and lead into gold. He's so amazing that he got a Nobel Prize for no reason whatsoever!

Every so called "coalition" turns into an "America does all the fighting" crap fest with a lot of body bags while creating a situation when after the war (oh wait, we can't call it war until after the elections) is over it will be overran with terrorists filling the vacuum of the reliable, brutal dictators that we installed to keep these subhumans at bay and fight our mindless proxy wars.

What does the negroid in chief propose to stop that from happening after he's bombed one hundred thousand children to death? After Assad is gone who will stop ISIS from taking Syria. Pffft. Probably Captain Kangaroo or Sponge Bob.

I love it when stupid liberal dogs post obtuse threads like this one. Foreign policy amateurs whose mindless partisanship trumps any hint at reason much less any indication of how the real word works make me sick. I'd spit on them given the chance.

 

[hipeter924]

Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.

It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.

No. Republican fears are mostly economic, or to do with religious freedoms, government surveillance, or illegal immigration. Not to say that foreign policy is not still important to them, but clearly the national debt and economic problems at home concern them more than a perpetual war against terrorism that is conceivably without end.

As for Bosnia, the Serbs were brutal and committed genocide, and it was good that the US intervened to stop the killing. But it wasn't as brilliant a campaign as pushed by the media, there was a lot of failures in bombing targets and heavy civilian casualties - also a sore point for the Chinese government even today was the bombing of their embassy.

 

[Faun]

The date 9-11 should be proof enough about who's weak at protecting America.

Check back with us at 12:01 am on Friday.

If you can.

You really are a glutton for punishment, ain'tcha?

 

[TemplarKormac]

Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.

It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.

Anyone that believes Democrats have shied away from war need to read a history book, WWI, WWII, Korean War, Viet Nam, Bosnia....

Erm, so why did they protest the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan?