03-14-2013, 02:26 PM
Publius Wrote:Of all the places to cut, it's not the military... if you're not going to strengthen it, then just stay out. We don't need it weakened. There are a million and one other government programs who's good-byes are long over due. Thanks for nothing folks on Capital Hill.
BTW, I'm still waiting for Obama to state how un-American, unpatriotic, and irresponsible it is that he just inherited over 14 trillion dollars of debt from the last president (you know, that one that held office from 2008-12). But, gee, I don't think that will happen anytime soon, isn't that a shocker. Go figure.
Publius... seriously. The last administration put 2 wars, 2 giant tax cuts skewed toward the wealthy and Medicare part D on the credit card and republican cheered him on while he did it. Reagan did the same thing. Not to mention the 1st giant bailout and presiding over ship while deregulation (thanks Sen. Phil Graham now of UBS bank) almost took the US and World banking systems over the edge of the abyss.
If you look at the numbers, in the history of America, the year to year deficit (not the debt) has never been reduced as fast as it has been under Obama. All the while the stock market is booming and job numbers are finally going up consistently.
Seriously if he was a republican, you'd be cheering him. But since he's President BlackenStein everybody has their panties in a bunch. I not a blind Obama loyalist, in some respects he's as bad as Premiere Bush. I honestly don't know how either of them can sleep at night.
As for military cuts... America should not be Policing the world or building Helio's and warplanes that our military commanders don't need or ask for. This is not Team America. There is no reason for bases in Germany, Japan, Iraq, Afganistan... those last two places are a complete cluster fuck that should have been ended years ago. Every time I hear about a young soldier dying or getting his/her arms blown off because some Afghan army loser pulls a friendly fire kill infuriates me.
And that's why you should vote for me in the next, and last, King of America election.
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TESC - 9 C/H
Strategic Bus Management (BUS 425) - A
Sys Analysis and Design - A
Network Tech TECEP (CMP-311) - Pass
CLEP - 15 C/H
College Comp - 56
Prin of Management - 62
Prin of Marketing - 61
Business Law - 59
DSST - 9 C/H
Introduction to Comp - 476
M.I.S. - 464
South Suburban Com Col - 18 C/H
Phil 101 & 107, 16 credits in Music Study/diction/composition
Microsoft MCSA - 3 credit hours in BSBA CIS Area of Study
ALEKS-Straighterline-Penn Foster-FEMA-TEEX - 12-39-6-6-= 66 CR Hours
Interm/ Algebra, Col. Algebra, PreCalculus, Intro to Stats - Managerial Acc, Intro Bio, Business Ethics, Org. Behavior, US History I & II, Intro Psych, Macro, Microeconomics, Bus Comm., Intro to Business, Acc I & II - Intro to Prog, Fin. Management - TEEX IS Security Courses