…is a horrible fossil fueled vehicle, you might just be a Warmist
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Does MAGA support our military invasion of Venezuela to access their oil reserves?
Sec State Rubio and the president hinted strongly that Cuba and other Latin American nations better be very careful.
I’m not overjoyed at our assumption of the role of hemispheric sanitarian. Using the military for anything but absolutely necessary self-defense, seems wrong. Blowing up boats transporting dope is a legitimate self-defense move but invading even a cleptocracy seems wrong. But I’m often wrong so…
CT, Wouldn’t it be great if the USA had a governing document that would limit the power of the government no matter who was in office?
I am sure there is already some democratic party judge working on making Trump release Maduro and issue him a green card to work in the USA.
Nah. Maduro will slip Donnie a billion or two for a pardon. He’s for sale.
The big strategic idea of the second Trump administration is that major powers are entitled to dominate their neighbors: Russia to dominate Ukraine, China to dominate its neighborhood, and the U.S. to rule over Venezuela, Greenland, Panama, and ultimately Canada—Trump’s desired “51st state.” — David Frum, George W Bush speechwriter