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CPT Jack Durish
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Once upon a time, some time after the North Koreans had "captured" a Navy "spy ship", the USS Pueblo, a US Army general "suggested" a project to take one of their fish factory ships to exchange for the captured ship and its crew. This message passed through my hands and I agonized over the stupidity of the plan until a response came telling the general to stop meddling in affairs about which he knew nothing. Yes, lots of ideas are "floated" while working to solve a problem. As Walt Disney explained, never judge ideas in the initial phase of problem solving. Judgments stifle creativity and even bad ideas can inspire good ones. But that's not what we're dealing with here, is it? What we have here is hysteria, a time during which the hysterics are jumping at every shadow, even their own. In fact, we seem to have moved beyond even that point. The Left is truly now bat shit crazy
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CPT Jack Durish - They did report it as a proposal... the headline was" Trump admin considers using" not Trump administration is going to use. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-admin-considers-using-100000-national-guard-troops-for-immigration-raids/
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CPT Jack Durish
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SSG (Join to see) - It's news to you. Just the trivial detritus of the noise found in any committee to me. Of course, I don't share your ideological penchant
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SSG (Join to see) - Ah, they corrected it, did they? Too late...
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LTC David Brown
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I guess it is pretty clear who has problems accepting election losses.
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MSgt James Mullis
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I get the sense that in the Mainstream Media's pitch meetings, if someone says "Hey why don't we print a story claiming that Donald Trump did...he is immediately stopped and the editor yells "APPROVED, PRINT THAT" without ever hearing what the story is.
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