Exactly. He surrendered Vietnam as lost. Then wrote a book “Surrender Is Not An Option”
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No, the civilian leadership decided not to win Vietnam. Are you familiar with the history of this one more than WWII?
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Meh. It wasn't winnable at a cost that was going to be remotely palatable to us, or the American people. It was NEVER a war that was worth fighting in any serious way.
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I don't disagree.
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Ever hear the story about Prick Cheney? The draft board made married husbands without children eligible for the draft in 1965. 9 months and 2 days later, Prick and Lynne had their first child.


Has a bigger human piece of shit ever existed in our lifetime who served in govt?
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I see. He volunteered for other service (the national guard) instead of waiting to see if he would be drafted.
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Liz Cheney was born July 28, 1966. 9 months before that would be October 28, 1965.

LBJ rescinded that exemption August 26, 1965.
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Even better! Gestation is 10 months. They obv started trying asap. You made my point on Prick’s cowardice better than I did.
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PB, Bolton's above you in the food chain, but prepare you and yours for fighting a war in the sand...

Pro tip: Tell them that a center mass shot is still the way to go; attempts at head shots on the Muzzies often times result in fewer kills because of their level of difficulty.

Seven-six-two...

You're welcome...
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like all politicians, they're very good at spending other folks' money, and sending other folks' kids to die.


they almost never haul the freight.
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Well said. Better than I was able to.
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I'm down with making a law that requires military service as a prerequisite for some public offices, if not all public offices. Combat veterans are awarded a 10% bonus to their vote tally for being better even people. Combat injured veterans would be awarded an extra 20% to their tally.

That would keep commoners out of those important roles, and further ensure combat veterans, and especially those who "took a bullet" are recognized for their roles in conflicts.
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I have always favored tax exemptions for military service, and full tax exemption for anyone who saw live combat action. A citizen - military panel could jointly determine what qualifies and who qualified.


I’d fund it partially by expropriating the personal wealth of Prick ($250m) and The Bushman ($30m).....or giving all their stolen money to Wounded Warriors.
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They had been married for less than a year at that point, it's really not unheard of for newlyweds to be boofin'
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I’m no Bolton fan, but what’s wrong with National Guard and Law School?
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