How Democrats Display their Intelligence !

Did Rand Paul Convince Trump to Withdraw from Syria?
If Paul did, in fact, persuade the president to withdraw U.S. troops from one of the seven military conflicts we’re currently engaged in, bravo.
Wednesday, January 02, 2019
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Well, presidents are allowed to choose their own advisers. But how is it “troubling” that Trump might take advice from Senator Paul, but it’s fine to take advice from Senators Cotton and Graham? And by the way, check the quote above: how is a president’s conversation with a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee “wholly outside the policy process”?

Of course, Paul isn’t responsible for the fact that Trump is unable or unwilling to set a clear policy, implement it in an orderly manner, articulate a defense of it without using “alternative facts” and words like “suckers,” and make an inspirational, presidential speech to troops in a combat zone. It’s better to withdraw from unnecessary wars inarticulately than to stay in them with a 500-page report.

Rogin concludes by bemoaning “dangerous … isolationism [and] retreat.” “Isolationism” is a term that the foreign policy establishment throws around any time anyone questions whether all seven wars are actually wise. The New York Times also uses the term, reporting that the Syrian withdrawal “has been condemned across the ideological spectrum,” “with the exception of a few vocal isolationists like Senator Rand Paul.” And a few realists and noninterventionists like my colleagues John Glaser and Christopher Preble. And about half the American people.

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Wow ...!

Two more ( Female Pelosi Protoges ) Democratic LOWLIFES displayed their collective intelligence today.....

And mean while Nancy Pelosi is running around making strange finger signals and pursing her
Bat lips on National Television rambling on about utter gibberish that would have anyone else
locked up with Good Old Tony Clifton.
 
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