Interesting Choice

Marjorie, I like you, I really do. But something turned you, got into your head and you went the way of Liz Cheney. It's sad. Now mind you, it's fine to disagree. When you start misrepresenting people's words that is going too far. I don't think her statement was a celebration of these men's deaths at all. You have to really want to see the bad to come to that conclusion. And by the way, in case you don't remember it - and you don't because you were not alive at the time or were just a toddler, let me remind you that agitators organized and led by the then-new IRGC stormed and took over the U.S. Embassy in Tehran on November 4th, 1979. In case you didn't realize it, and you obviously don't, this was an act of war. It is to this day unresolved and unremunerated. The Quds force has killed thousands of Americans. Ebmedded into the political platform of the Islamic Republic is the destruction of the United States, what they call "The Great Satan". Iran has enriched uranium, although not to our knowledge a functioning nuclear warhead, at least not yet. However they can use this uranium in a dirty bomb. These people are an existential threat to our country and no president until now, including the great Ronald Reagan, has had the fortitude to take this regime out once and for all. Personally I resent the hell out of you poo-pooing the importance of the action being taken right now. The Iranian hostage crisis is the very reason I joined the Army way back then. I very much wanted to fight those people and I still do even in my sixties. It's personal to me. Every time you spout off about this not being an America-first action you personally insult ME. And you insult every American who, like me, has waited and hoped their entire adult lives to finally see the fall of the Islamic regime in Tehran. We remember this: