We must come up with a final solution to the Muslim problem

[TBoneTX 45,291]

striked.......

"Strucked" is the correct verb form. (Got it, first try!)

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

We need a Ronald Reagan like President.

He made hard choice and delivered on them.

I remember when the air controllers went on strike, He gave them so many days to return to work or be fired.

He fired all of them that striked.......

And when he signed a bill granting amnesty to all illegals. Got to love that

[Teddy B 17,252]

Doesn't make much sense that a guy who is so steadfast against illegal aliens and immigrants in general chooses Reagan as his exemplary President, but VOL is one complex feller!

Edited July 22, 2015 by Teddy B

[Boiler 45,516]

Fixed for you.

There isn't a Muslim problem here in the US.

True.

Only infidels who refuse to follow the true prophet, blessed be his name.

[jyaku 138]

We need a Ronald Reagan like President.

He made hard choice and delivered on them.

I remember when the air controllers went on strike, He gave them so many days to return to work or be fired.

He fired all of them that striked.......

Nazis still think Hitler was a great leader, Al Quaida thinks Shiekh Bin Laden was a great leader, and Republicans still think Reagan was a great leader.

Surprised?

Reagan voodoo economics is why we're where we are today economically. So, if you love how our current economy works, worship at the altar of St. Ronald of Reagan.

Debt tripled during his 8 years (well, less than 8 years if you don't count the last 2 when he was suffering from dementia) and unlike the previous 50 years where deficit spending was relatively low and greatly benefited/nourished the middle class, now huge deficits are the norm, with 90% of it going to the rich, because hey, they already have all the money anyway, so give 'em some more.

It'll trickle down. Eventually. No, it will!! Just keep cutting taxes. It'll trickle down. Honest!

His job was to further enrich the rich, and deepen the stranglehold of the globalists. And that's why rich people love him and want another Ronald Reagan. But even worse than that. Reagan was a traitor!

He sold arms to our enemy and then took the money and used it to fund the death squads in Central America, an action that had been specifically forbidden by Congress.

Edited July 22, 2015 by jyaku

[Boiler 45,516]

Nazis still think Hitler was a great leader

And he was not a prophet.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Nazis still think Hitler was a great leader, Al Quaida thinks Shiekh Bin Laden was a great leader, and Republicans still think Reagan was a great leader.

Surprised?

Reagan voodoo economics is why we're where we are today economically. So, if you love how our current economy works, worship at the altar of St. Ronald of Reagan.

Debt tripled during his 8 years (well, less than 8 years if you don't count the last 2 when he was suffering from dementia) and unlike the previous 50 years where deficit spending was relatively low and greatly benefited/nourished the middle class, now huge deficits are the norm, with 90% of it going to the rich, because hey, they already have all the money anyway, so give 'em some more.

It'll trickle down. Eventually. No, it will!! Just keep cutting taxes. It'll trickle down. Honest!

His job was to further enrich the rich, and deepen the stranglehold of the globalists. And that's why rich people love him and want another Ronald Reagan. But even worse than that. Reagan was a traitor!

He sold arms to our enemy and then took the money and used it to fund the death squads in Central America, an action that had been specifically forbidden by Congress.

Nazi hitler in reference to Reagan. You flipped out of the muddy left ditch and fell over the cliff. SMH

[VOL 425]

And when he signed a bill granting amnesty to all illegals. Got to love that

Yea, that didn't work out too well.....

[jyaku 138]

Nazi hitler in reference to Reagan. You flipped out of the muddy left ditch and fell over the cliff. SMH

So many people hate the Iran deal now.. well who sold them weapons?

Less cherry picking facts and name calling, more researching facts from history.

[novedsac 355]

Nazis still think Hitler was a great leader, Al Quaida thinks Shiekh Bin Laden was a great leader, and Republicans still think Reagan was a great leader.

Surprised?

Not at all.

All three of those whom you named had very strong leadership qualities, were charismatic, garnered tremendous followings and got things done.

I would say they were great leaders, but not necessarily good people. Hitler and Bin Laden were vile, and Reagan was, well, ...

[JohnR! 5,495]

If there is a Muslim problem, then we must acknowledge there is a much more pernicious and eminent danger with the Christian Taliban, who constantly tries to roughshod the 1st amendment.

[VOL 425]

Nazis still think Hitler was a great leader, Al Quaida thinks Shiekh Bin Laden was a great leader, and Republicans still think Reagan was a great leader.

Reagan voodoo economics is why we're where we are today economically.

If we are where we are now because of Reagan then you should get down on your knees and say a prayer for Reagan.

He turned this country around after Jimmy Carter plunged this country in depression both monetary and emotionally.

I remember the Carter years in office, horrible time in USA.

[jyaku 138]

Look through rose eyed glasses much?

In terms of the economy, Carter was a little like Obama- The guy who drove into town right behind the Nixon and Ford tornado & immediately assigned the job of fixing the place up. Parts of it were still falling down when he arrived.

He made a critical foreign policy mistake by allowing the deposed Shah to enter the US for medical treatment. It inflamed Iranian revolutionaries, led to the hostage crisis.

There was the whole trumped up "scandal" around Bert Lance. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan didn't help.

That stuff & appointing Volcker as the Fed chairman contributed to him not winning a second term.

[TBoneTX 45,291]

[...] who constantly tries to roughshod the 1st amendment.

Commendations on this truly cool new verb.

Speaking of which, I need to curbside the garbage cans tomorrow night.

Edited July 23, 2015 by TBoneTX

[JohnR! 5,495]

Anytime boss... (I've been hanging out with the gun nuts for too long today I'm dropping verbs already... I'm beginning to sound like one of them...)

Commendations on this truly cool new verb.

Speaking of which, I need to curbside the garbage cans tomorrow night.

Edited July 23, 2015 by JohnR!