Garrett: “Well, he’s got a point, doesn’t he? I mean, in both cases the insurgents wore sandals. And then there’s that whole creepy Jane Fonda overlap…”*
Garrett: “Well, he’s got a point, doesn’t he? I mean, in both cases the insurgents wore sandals. And then there’s that whole creepy Jane Fonda overlap…”*
i’m sorry, but i just spent the weekend with a few troops back from iraq, and judging from what i heard, hagel is smoking crack.
Shouldn’t the majority whip handle this, by you know, whipping him?
With as many people sorely in need of a whipping, we need something more akin to a majority flagellum.
No sharia, period. You got a problem with that, Achmed? Talk to the 4th ID. But I can tell you what they’re gonna say.
If the Sunnis don’t get reasonable, I say screw ‘em. They’ll lose a civil war, badly.
And to hell with what the damn Turks want. They haven’t exactly been “Mr. Helpful” in all this.
The only corollary to Vietnam is in the predictable reaction from the left. Jane Fonda? Just this weekend, Joan Baez dragged her billygoat vibrato down to Crawford for Cindy solidarity. I hope the country can survive long enough to see the Vietnam generation pass from the stage. That’s my generation, but what the hell. . .
Shouldn’t those who manned enemy anti-aircraft batteries 30 years ago be strapping on suicide bombs now?
Please?
They up-dated Janes Fonda’s stiff war helmet to a Mother Cindy Sheehan’s sagging straw hat.
Lame.
It’s all about the flashbacks.
And the steamed dumplings.