Rand Paul Wants to End Undeclared War in Syria
“The United States cannot fix Syria,” an Obama administration official said. “I simply fail to understand why we have U.S. troops there.”
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“The United States cannot fix Syria,” an Obama administration official said. “I simply fail to understand why we have U.S. troops there.”
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Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said Wednesday that Social Security and Medicare should be up for congressional approval each year, instead of staying under their current status as federal entitlement programs. “Social Security and Medicare, if you qualify for the entitlement, you just get it no matter what the cost,” Johnson said in an interview that…
Automatic pilot. so the discretionary portion is only about 2%. a little under 800 billion for defense. over 900 billion for domestic programs. and green energy. some of those fantasy programs. but, everybody should be concerned for example saudi arabia talking to china about trading their oil in the juan rather than the u.s. dlamplet world creditors look at the united states not very good credit risk. if we ever lose our position as the world's preferred currency. interest rates are going to go to just basically world rates. and we are going to be in a heap of trouble. >> steve: what do you m...