Boehner Gone!!

That is not enough,dammit.

I've changed my mind on Iran's nukes. We should let them have all they want.
The chances are really good that they'll screw up and blow themselves up first. I've changed my mind on Iran's nukes. We should let them have all they want.
The chances are really good that they'll screw up and blow themselves up first.

Persians are a pretty smart people

Bob D'A

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Taos, NM

Topic Author's Reply - Sep 29, 2015 - 03:09pm PT
Tom Cotton one of many republicans who would bomb Iran

...The Chief, you a funny guy. Have a good one.

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Sep 28, 2015 - 04:40pm PT


Post a ref for this complete Liberal "Iran Deal" talking point.

WHO the fk on the currently elected conserv side EVER openly and publicly stated anything about going to WAR with Iran.. WHO! Names, Dates etc etc.

WHO the fk on the currently elected conserv side EVER openly and publicly stated anything about going to WAR with Iran.. WHO! Names, Dates etc etc.

WHO the fk on the conserv side EVER openly and publicly stated anything about going to WAR with Iran.. WHO! Names, Dates etc etc.

the President needs a majority in Congress that will work with him/her to make any change ....

10) Vote out the Republican Congress and State Republicans
vote out all conservatives to below the Dog Catcher level

Who, anyone on the Conserve side, ever stated anything during this Iran Deal debate, that we should "incite a war with Iran" as Craig Fry stated.

Speaking to reporters here Saturday after an appearance at the Family Leadership Summit, Walker said the next president will need to be prepared to take aggressive action against Iran, “very possibly” including military strikes, on the day he or she is inaugurated,

In a speech slamming President Obama's Iran deal -- which Congress is debating this week -- former Vice President Dick Cheney suggested that only the threat of military action could prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapons program.

So the real choice we are faced with is dealing with the consequences of military action or the consequences of a nuclear Iran. Neither is palatable, but the latter is far worse. If the real objective is stopping Iran from getting nuclear weapons, preemptive military action is now inescapable.

Hawkish US Senator Tom Cotton has threatened Iran with a military attack to set its nuclear program back to “day zero” despite a nuclear agreement reached between Tehran, Washington and the five world powers in Vienna last month.

“We can set them back to day zero,” Cotton told the Israel Diplomatic Correspondents Association on Tuesday. “There is no doubt that the United States has the capability to do that.”

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump once said that he thinks America must strike Iran, preferably through the air.

“You know, the one thing I sort of liked was what they were saying about Iran,” Trump said on MSNBC on January 12, 2007, in response to a speech President Bush gave that day on the latest developments in the war in Iraq.

“I believe you have to go in and strike Iran — not with soldiers,” Trump said. “You know, it’s not a world of soldiers anymore. It’s a world of air. It’s a world of different kinds of, you know, we’ve changed.”

At the White House holiday party for members of Congress on Monday, Bachmann had her final interaction with President Barack Obama as a member of Congress. She used the opportunity to tell the president he must bomb nuclear facilities in Iran. The Iranian government claims the country's nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but the international community worries that the country is attempting to build a nuclear weapon.

At the White House holiday party for members of Congress on Monday, Bachmann had her final interaction with President Barack Obama as a member of Congress. She used the opportunity to tell the president he must bomb nuclear facilities in Iran. The Iranian government claims the country's nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but the international community worries that the country is attempting to build a nuclear weapon.

Tom Cotton:
Hawkish US Senator Tom Cotton has threatened Iran with a military attack to set its nuclear program back to “day zero” despite a nuclear agreement reached between Tehran, Washington and the five world powers in Vienna last month.

“We can set them back to day zero,” Cotton told the Israel Diplomatic Correspondents Association on Tuesday. “There is no doubt that the United States has the capability to do that.”

In a speech slamming President Obama's Iran deal -- which Congress is debating this week -- former Vice President Dick Cheney suggested that only the threat of military action could prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapons program.

Cheney said. "Iran will not be convinced to abandon its programs peacefully unless it knows it faces a military action if it refuses to do so."