@Curmudgeon,
Curmudgeon;38087 wrote:My point proven. We can't stay on topic.
I still think the sentence as written would have been better with fewer, since you would be counting the gaffes, but so as to not continue a pointless tangent, I will shut up.
Well, sorry if I don't.
" "Congressmen who willfully take actions during wartime that
damage morale and undermine the military are saboteurs
and should be arrested, exiled, or hanged".
President Abraham Lincoln"
Well , as George W. Bush has proved, beyond the shadow of a doubt, even Presidents can be wrong...my take is congressmen who don't take correct action, by ending an unjust or "wrong-headed" war, damage and undermine the American populace, whom they represent, and voted them into positions of power, and have the power to vote them out of said positions...and if they do (damage and undermine the American populace) they should, indeed, be arrested, exiled or hanged....even an American President.
Lincoln, obviously had had too much to drink, before he wrote that quote.