Thread: Please complete the following sentence

I think he should go over to Congress and wait for the Speaker to come out from school, I mean work and punch him in the nose and kick him in the butt.

Along with all his cabinet and about 3/4 of Congress be brought up on charges of deriliction of duty. I'm fairly sure that such an inept bunch of corrupt a$$ clowns has never been in charge of this country. The once great United States that I grew up loving and spent most of my life defending seems to be on its way to Banana Republic status. The damn Chicom economy is running circles around us, the friggin Peoples Republic of China for cryin out loud!

Trade places with our silly bloody PM and see just what a country that has been dragged down by politicians really looks like. Then go back to his own country and try to do the right thing by the people there knowing what a sad lot the Australian people have been given by dodgy politics. This will hopefully give us back a PM with some sense of what freedom for the people of a country is, instead of trying to crush everything underfoot.

should not have a background in law or politics and should not be a member of the Democrat or Republican party.

...same goes for everyone in the House and Senate

Originally Posted by Maxi

...1) trade places with Canada's prime minister; Stephen "I like to shroud my cabinet's decisions in secrecy" Harper

...2) trade places with Toronto's inept mayor; Rob Ford

No no no they can't have either of our great leaders.

As for the rest of that sentence.... Stop talking and start doing.
But that's easy for me to say as a Canadian.

Gracefully, accept defeat in 2012...

how about #1 Quit acting like he just won the lottery, and #2 Quit lying to me, and the rest of america

...stop wars in Afghanistan and Libya, remove troops from Iraq.

IMHO, we had less than zero business ever getting involved in Libya in the first place. If oil supply to the EU is at risk, I say let the countries of the EU handle their business. There is not one single American interest, let alone one compelling reason to put one American kid's life in danger in Libya.

Now on to Afghanistan, we went in there to 1. Get rid of the Taliban 2. Find/deal with OBL. Looks to me like the Taliban no longer runs things and OBL has been located and put away for the big dirt nap. Why we insist on spending tax payer money to prop up a government whose main source of revenue is the export of herioin, I'll never understand.

As far as Iraq is concerned, we went there to take care of Sadaam. Sadaam long ago had his neck stretched at the end of a rope. As far as I'm concerned, the day after that happened, the security of Iraq should have been an Iraqi problem and NOT an American problem. Overall, I think we just have too much of our own business that is in a state of total disarray to be minding anyone else's business. Unfortunately though, I think military involvement on some level in Syria is all but inevitable.

Originally Posted by 1OldGI

The damn Chicom economy is running circles around us, the friggin Peoples Republic of China for cryin out loud!

In all but two of the last twenty centuries, China has been the world's most powerful economy.