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**JTS_tv** · 12-09-2009, 04:15 PM

I think the people support our soldiers. And that they want whatever needs to be done, done, to protect the soldiers and ourselves. I personally dont feel the president is giving his full attention to his command, including a lack of resources. He is willing to spend one trillion on healthcare, but not 100billion on supplies that soldiers need?

ahoy Jviehe-who-has-me-on-ignore!

mate...

yer just doin' what ye once accused others 'o doin'...usin' the deaths of our brave fightin' men and women to find an avenue to bash the current american president. its disgustin' stuff, me hearty.

mr. obama is committed to vittory in afghanistan.

he has increased the US troop commitment to them troubled waters.

he has done so while sailin' into hostile headwinds from his own party and an american citizenry that could give a rat's arse about our war there. you get it, mate?

americans
do
not
care.

if anythin', i give the president credit fer not wrappin' himself up in the deaths 'o these soldiers to further his own agenda.

Mr. Obama's efforts at an american vittory has been made all the more difficult by a republican party that has gone oddly silent since a new skipper has taken o'er the reigns.

i hate to post somethin' partisan here, but i cannot helps it.

from what i understand, the GOP believes this be a war that our country must see through. it be a war that be crucial to our national security, yet instead of lendin' robust support to the president (somethin' they be loathe to do, even when they are in agreement with him), conservatives like yerself prefer to use this as a wedge issue to weaken our commander and chief.

*spits on the deck*

bah!

- MeadHallPirate

12-09-2009, 04:15 PM	#5
JTS_tv Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 572 Senior Member	I think the people support our soldiers. And that they want whatever needs to be done, done, to protect the soldiers and ourselves. I personally dont feel the president is giving his full attention to his command, including a lack of resources. He is willing to spend one trillion on healthcare, but not 100billion on supplies that soldiers need? ahoy Jviehe-who-has-me-on-ignore! mate... yer just doin' what ye once accused others 'o doin'...usin' the deaths of our brave fightin' men and women to find an avenue to bash the current american president. its disgustin' stuff, me hearty. mr. obama is committed to vittory in afghanistan. he has increased the US troop commitment to them troubled waters. he has done so while sailin' into hostile headwinds from his own party and an american citizenry that could give a rat's arse about our war there. you get it, mate? americans do not care. if anythin', i give the president credit fer not wrappin' himself up in the deaths 'o these soldiers to further his own agenda. Mr. Obama's efforts at an american vittory has been made all the more difficult by a republican party that has gone oddly silent since a new skipper has taken o'er the reigns. i hate to post somethin' partisan here, but i cannot helps it. from what i understand, the GOP believes this be a war that our country must see through. it be a war that be crucial to our national security, yet instead of lendin' robust support to the president (somethin' they be loathe to do, even when they are in agreement with him), conservatives like yerself prefer to use this as a wedge issue to weaken our commander and chief. spits on the deck bah! - MeadHallPirate
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