History amazes me sometimes. Think about it…future president Eisenhower contemplating, prepared for failure on the eve of D-Day, to the point of handwriting a statement accepting all blame. Eisenhower kept the letter, even after the war was won. That’s humble and presidential as fuck.
Then I consider our current joke of a president, and his daily insults to the most honorable office in the nation, and I’m bent over, wretching in disgust. He is worse than an embarrassment to all of us, and must be stopped before the good name of America is tarnished beyond repair.
When will the politicians (on both sides) tire of his bullying and abuse of power? It’s time. Overdue. Come together, impeach this piece of shit, and retire the regime of fools as the accomplices and purjurors they are.
Then I consider our current joke of a president, and his daily insults to the most honorable office in the nation, and I’m bent over, wretching in disgust. He is worse than an embarrassment to all of us, and must be stopped before the good name of America is tarnished beyond repair.
When will the politicians (on both sides) tire of his bullying and abuse of power? It’s time. Overdue. Come together, impeach this piece of shit, and retire the regime of fools as the accomplices and purjurors they are.
The Article ‘On D-Day’s anniversary, Eisenhower reminds us of just war in action’ originally appeared on http://thehill.com/opinion/national-security/390642-on-d-days-anniversary-eisenhowers-words-remind-us-of-just-war-in
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