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**Acalsenunse** · 06-07-2010, 05:27 PM

haha, ahoy Jefe!

it does seem to be the case now, aye me friend. still, imma surprised to see the Chairman 'o the GOP basically suggest that the US armed forces should surrender.

conservatives usually be all fer a robust national defense.

most odd, i was surprised that this declaration received limited notice on our mighty decks.

- MeadHallPirate

Well, I suppose we can take heart in the fact that he "drew criticism from within his own party"... IOW, the traditional hawkish stance of the Republican party appears to be intact, and all is right in the world.

I like how he called it a "war of Obama's choosing." What's that? Bush who?

06-07-2010, 05:27 PM	#5
Acalsenunse Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 483 Senior Member	haha, ahoy Jefe! it does seem to be the case now, aye me friend. still, imma surprised to see the Chairman 'o the GOP basically suggest that the US armed forces should surrender. conservatives usually be all fer a robust national defense. most odd, i was surprised that this declaration received limited notice on our mighty decks. - MeadHallPirate Well, I suppose we can take heart in the fact that he "drew criticism from within his own party"... IOW, the traditional hawkish stance of the Republican party appears to be intact, and all is right in the world. I like how he called it a "war of Obama's choosing." What's that? Bush who?
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