Military Is the Enemy Camp

Chris Matthews let his true feelings known last night in front of the whole nation. Well, at least all 75 people who watch his program, anyway.

Matthews was apparently at a loss trying to figure out why the Commander-in-Chief might want to announce military plans at a military academy. Of the speech, he said "The president chose to address tonight and I thought it was interesting; he went to maybe the enemy camp tonight to make his case."

Let's put aside the fact that Matthews can't put together a grammatically correct sentence to save his soul. He later tried to cover his treasonous opinions by saying, "Maybe earlier tonight I used the wrong phrase, 'enemy camp.'"

No, Chris. You expressed exactly what you and most of your leftist, liberal, communist, America-hating buddies actually feel about America and the courageous young men who defend it. The Clintons made very little effort to hide their contempt for all things military. Many leftists are right there with you guys.

True patriotic Americans are proud of our military, including the institutions that train our soldiers and military leaders. Without the military, there would be no America. Without the military there would be no freedom; no freedom of speech, no freedom of the press, no freedom of religion, no freedom to assemble, no freedom to elect the leaders we want. And that's exactly why the left hates the military. While giving lip service to freedoms, the left doesn't really like freedom. They want everyone to think and act like them. They don't want anyone to be free to be different from them. They celebrate diversity with their lips, but criticize any diversity that is different from the kind of diversity they want. And Chris Matthews sends a tingle up and down my leg every time he says something stupid that reveals the true spirit of the anti-American left.

Thanks Chris.

Boxer Displays Disdain For Military and Incredibly Large Ego At the Same Time

Barbara Boxer is such an embarrassment to California, that it's hard to put into words. In the world of ridiculous, idiotic and narcissistic attitudes in politics, Boxer takes the cake.

While asking a question of Brigadier General Michael Walsh during a Senate hearing, Walsh begins by answering, "Ma'am at LACPR...."

Boxer then rudely cuts him off and says, "Hey, do me a favor. Could you say Senator instead of ma'am. It's just a thing. I worked so hard to get that title so I'd appreciate it please."

I guess Boxer is too much of an ignoramus to understand that "ma'am" is a universal military address of respect for a higher ranking individual. And of course, Brigadier General Walsh is too much of a gentleman to say what I would have said to her if I were in that position. It might have gone something like this:

"Uh, ma'am, I've worked "so hard" to provide you the freedom to sit there so smugly. I now believe that calling you ma'am might be well above what you deserve to be called. Now shut up and ask a pertinent question, a**hole."

Can you imagine any male Senator who may have been called "Sir" by Brig. General Walsh responding, "Uh, please call me Senator. I've worked too hard to be called sir."

It appears we are going back to the Clinton Era of loathing the military.  (Not that Boxer ever left that era.)

Obama's Response To Terrorist Attacks on Arkansas Army Recruiters

We have speculated on this blog and elsewhere about what Obama's response might be to an actual attack by Muslim extremists on U.S. Soil.

Well, it's happened.  Yesterday, a muslim and anti-military jihadist shot and killed an Army recruiter in Arkansas and wounded a second.

What has the response been from the administration?  Not a word. Nada. No statements from Obama. No statements from the Department of Justice. No statements from the Pentagon.

To put things into perspective, within two hours of the Tiller murder on Sunday, Obama was all over the media condemning the killing and expressing his sympathy to the family. The Department of Homeland security was put on high alert. And nationwide, security at abortion clinics was beefed up.

Yesterday ... nothing.

Granted, this was nothing on the scale of 9/11. Nonetheless, we have a glimpse of the type of response we can expect the next time this sort of thing happens. 

And not only do we have a glimpse, al Qaeda has a glimpse, as well.