All the troops in DC.

[nonobaddog]

And that was pretty hypocritical of Eisenhower; given that he rode the “military-industrial complex” to the Presidency.

Once he could derive no further benefit from it, he had to tell everyone how bad it was.

Where did you see that he ever said it was bad?

He simply recognized the power it held and didn't want it to get too out of balance.
The military-industrial complex was a huge buzzword back then and got a LOT of attention in media, song, etc.

 

[KellyinAvon]

It may have been.. I was thinking fdr.. heck maybe it was both lol.. there have been a few that have warned us about similar things buy now you got me wondering lol

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I threw Roosevelt E Roosevelt out there like a hanging curve ball, but nobody took a swing.

 

[buckwacker]

I threw Roosevelt E Roosevelt out there like a hanging curve ball, but nobody took a swing.

Well you'll have to forgive us, Google didn't even know who that was. Some dude's ig account was the only hit on the first several pages. Or maybe I've lived under a rock. You'll have to enlighten me.

 

[jwamplerusa]

It must be the "support and defend the Constitution of the United States" part.

Well, since nearly all of the professional political scum which work in the Capitol building, perjured themselves relative to their oath to support the Constitution; they likely find honoring your oath offensive.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Well you'll have to forgive us, Google didn't even know who that was. Some dude's ig account was the only hit on the first several pages. Or maybe I've lived under a rock. You'll have to enlighten me.

NSFW!!!

 

[IndyDave1776]

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24 hours after inauguration he kicked the troops out, they had to sleep in a parking garage.

I have scraped better than Biden off the bottom of my shoe after stepping in dog ****.

 

[buckwacker]

NSFW!!!

Guess I haven't seen that one enough to remember the reference. Thanks.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Guess I haven't seen that one enough to remember the reference. Thanks.

That movie came out in 1987, getting to be a while ago.

 

[IndyDave1776]

What an utter piece of human trash. If I lived in Mass I’d be screaming to recall this trash. Even if the soldier had his mask off for a moment why let it spiral out into throwing the guard out of the building.

Do they want the soldiers to side with the Trump supporters? Cause this is how it happens.

They have reached the point if being disconnected with reality at the level of understanding the potential consequences. They honestly think they have won to the point of being truly invincible.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Wasn’t that Dwight Eisenhower?

Originally one of our generals whose name escapes my memory. Ike borrowed it and is often credited for its origin.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Originally one of our generals whose name escapes my memory. Ike borrowed it and is often credited for its origin.

I could see Omar Bradley saying that. Not MacArthur or Hap Arnold. Not Patton, not enough profanity

 

[IndyDave1776]

I could see Omar Bradley saying that. Not MacArthur or Hap Arnold. Not Patton, not enough profanity

The problem for me is that it was someone who was never a household name.

 

[BugI02]

And that was pretty hypocritical of Eisenhower; given that he rode the “military-industrial complex” to the Presidency.

Once he could derive no further benefit from it, he had to tell everyone how bad it was.

Kind of like Anita Hill and 3/4 of the people who worked for Trump?

 

[TangoFoxtrot]

Originally one of our generals whose name escapes my memory. Ike borrowed it and is often credited for its origin.

It could be.. I know he warned us that commies had infiltrated the dem party

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