Posted By: John Handforth on Friday, September 05, 2008
Excellent column, Larry...Harry Truman wouldn't have liked Obama, either.
Posted By: jack sprat on Saturday, September 06, 2008
LarryNeither would the Robamabots like the "ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country", the pale image of the "bots" is now a tarnished "what's in it for me", sadly they now even tout the "color over character", what a topsy-turvey world we have where the perverse and profane are made the image of the "prefered."
Posted By: norm kolody on Sunday, September 07, 2008
Jfk would be a democrat he would not use the use The Constitution like toilet paper.Social programs would be fully funded and we would have health care not 45 million uninsured.Financial fraud wouldnt happen JFK knew rich ppl are greedy.Our nation would be better off not being run by a losing contestant from Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader.
Posted By: jack sprat on Sunday, September 07, 2008
Larry, you are spot on and have pegged the accurate misinterpretation of the singular most successful democratic president, by today’s socialist party, out side Roosevelt's sad exercise in socialism. He would have gone after the Islamic fascists as he did the Communists that he confronted from Germany’s Berlin Wall to Viet Nam, to Cuba’s missile crisis. JFK was and would be against the killing of the unborn, had the FBI's "pretty man in the tight blue dress" wire tap MLK, and believed that the ability of citizen's of America to look out for them selves best. He was against quotas and artificial success for any group, race, religion, or national origin. Kennedy was not a "big government" Democrat, and there was no "universal health care" under his short and tragic administrations.Funded the invasion of Cuba, by "free" Cubanos, and sent “military advisors into Viet Nam. Ignorance is bliss, I guess.
Posted By: John Handforth on Tuesday, September 09, 2008
I served under Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson.I can't say much about Eisenhower because I was young and had no rank insignia on my sleeve or on my collar at the time. The only thing that I can say for sure is that Eisenhower sent the first fifty military advisors into Viet Nam.It was Kennedy who increased the force many times over and authorized their participation in combat. We were no longer advisors.When Johnson took over, all hell broke loose. He opened the floodgfates and solved the unemployment and slow economy problems at home. With so many men going into the military, there were less people unemployed. When you factor in the jobs created to make war supplies, it was gravy train time.I would like to know what would've happened to this Country if Kennedy had not been assassinated. Would we have gone whole hog in Southeast Asia? Would we have had the "Great Society?"One thing I do know... We may have no society if we elect Obama this November.
Posted By: LARRY E LUDEMAN on Thursday, September 18, 2008
lARRY SEND YOUR COLUMN TO OBAMA EVERY DAY EMAIL.No NO DONT DO THAT HE COULD GET SMART AND WIN.lARRY YOU SAY IT THE WAY IT IS.GREAT JOB.
