Leaders sent each other correspondence as far back as 3000 BC. We just have the benefit of seeing as plebs in real time on twitter now.
The character in your user icon, makes this question very funny...
"What if we gave a war and everybody came" Lindsay Graham certainly has
Is there anyone that is running to primary him yet?
Sean Duffy said Red Cent. Does he know the Sonichu Lore?
Problem is, what reason is there for Republicans to primary him for? Remember outside of this forum, anti-interventionism is a very minority position in the GOP. On every other issue he's basically in lockstep with the voters and much of the MAGA faction.
Because the Iranians have a long history of suicide bombings and otherwise be willing to face great losses for their causes.
armenians need to go back too.
Everybody who yelled in that video had a foreign accent.
Speaking from more than two decades of experience living in LA (left a decade ago),
Please let this be real, but the toss feels AI. Dude had no mass, no way he was thrown that hard if he did.
Vietnam movies has ruined most people's idea about the war, which is ironic seeing how Reddit is all about Media literacy and historical literacy. We lost sure, but only due to politics, which is similar to Afghanistan. When it comes to our military, we won almost every fight in the war, and even the North Vietnamese agree. North Vietnam later came out and said if the war had lasted some more time, they would've given up, but America pulled out first. If it wasn't for the Anti-War movement of hippie boomers, Nixon would've wanted to stay. It's weird how Vietnam is seen as this bad war (which it was,) but wars more bloody like Korea are glamorized and respected.
I wouldn’t say that because he has implied multiple times and even some times voted against stuff Trump wanted, most recently with trump’s budget bill. If he does vote against it you have a reason to primary him, and the anti-intervention side of the party is much larger than you think it is in regards to voters.
It's been said but not explained -- solar is horribly inefficient, even in desert/high sun conditions. The panels aren't very efficient at converting sunlight into electricity, plus they need constant maintenance (especially in the desert -- sand builds up quickly and it blocks sunlight, high winds can throw debris fast enough to damage or destroy panels, and power cables & supporting equipment deteriorate over time and need maintenance).
