ALL GENERALITIES ARE LIES.
However, there is a grain of truth in all generalities; smoke and fire if you will.
THERE ARE MANY WHO condemn President Trump for everything he says and does – and a few who condemn him for things he does NOT say or do.
But unlike some of his Democratic predecessors in the White House, Trump DOES what he says he will do (if the Congress and the Courts don’t overrule him).
AMERICA AS “RODNEY DANGERFIELD”
American lost the world’s respect starting with one-termer Jimmy Carter who gave in to the Iranians and allowed them to capture and humiliate U.S. diplomats when the embassy was seized.
What did Mr. Carter do?
Nothing.
Mr. Clinton was no better.
When the Iranians – same folks that should have caused Mr. Carter a red face – successfully attacked the USS Cole, what did Mr. Clinton do?
Same as Mr. Carter: Nothing.
There are equally silent Republicans.
Ex-president Geo. W. Bush, a/k/a Bush 2, not only was silent after Muslim terrorists brought down the Twin Towers (9-11-2001), along with more than 3,000 innocents (including those who died in the disaster and the aftermath), but was a propagandist for the Muslims.
Geo. W also famously told the world that the invasion of Iraq was “successfully completed.” As the world knows, it wasn’t completed.
On the flip side, former president Lyndon Baines Johnson usually did what he promised; sometimes to the nation’s benefit (e.g., Head Start) and sometimes not (e.g., Vietnam). Granted, Vietnam was not LBJ’s war.
BOWING OBAMA
Two-term leftist president Barack Obama kowtowed to his Muslim friends and declared an “Arab spring,” but then did nothing when he and his secretary of state allowed Muslims to murder Americans during a planned “spontaneous” uprising in Benghazi. It was the secretary’s “do nothing” attitude before the “spontaneous” attack that directly led to the American deaths. (Imagine if she became president!)
Bowing, showing submission to someone or something1 is Mr. Obama’s trademark.
According to The Atlantic2, the ex-president has bowed to
- 2009: Obama bows to the Saudi King
- 2009: Obama bows to the Queen of England
- 2009: Obama bows to the Japanese Emperor
- 2010: Obama bows to a Republican
- 2010: Obama bows to the mayor of Tampa
- 2010: Obama bows to the Chinese
- 2012: Obama bows to Felipe Calderon
- 2013: Obama bows to a Communist
TRADITION
It’s a grand Democrat tradition to do nothing – at least until the polls and soothsayers approve an action. This goes back at least to Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) who preferred to violate U.S. citizens basic rights (by putting them into concentration camps) while sending a boatload of Jews back to Germany and death. FDR also forbade American bomber crews from dropping bombs on railroad tracks beneath them on their way to and from bomb runs on "approved" nazi targets.
Once the polls and soothsayers said it was OK – and with a little help from the Imperial Japanese Navy’s attack on Pearl Harbor (allegedly known to the White House BEFORE the attack) – FDR finally allowed Americans to save Europe (once again).
WHERE THE BUCK STOPS
President Harry S (no period) Truman proved that some Democrats are doers.
FDR had plans in motion to create and use an atomic bomb. Would he or wouldn’t he?
He failed to share his thoughts with his vice-president.
Mr. Truman who, having served in WW 1 knew the horrors of war first hand, decided “the bomb” could end the war in the Pacific and save American and allied lives. He ordered the bombing of two Japanese cities. That led to the surrender.
Mr. Truman, protecting the sovereignty of the president’s role as Commander-in-Chief, cashiered a popular general for disobeying orders. The president was roundly criticized for his action, an act that preserved presidential (civilian) control of the military and one that may have cost him election to a full four-year term. (He lost to a general.)
Sources
1. http://kencarlson.org/bible/worship/we-bow-down-2/
2. http://tinyurl.com/y9qodvk8
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