Senator Mike Gravel is Cuckoo (and has no sense of humor)
In the debate tonight, former Senator Mike Gravel (D-AK) said the Congress should make it a felony to have soldiers in Iraq.
Almost everyone thinks such a law would be unconstitutional.
He then hearkened back to Admiral Stockdale's quip in the Vice Presidential debatem saying "My God, how did I ever get here?" I don't think the reference to Stockdale was intentional.
I am also not sure if it was intentional to reference Ronald Reagan when he said, "I won't hold their youth and inexperience against them."
But the scariest part about what he said was this:
Well, no, it's not code for using nukes. It's code for potentially using nukes if necessary.
"If necessary" is the key phrase. The only question is whether it is necessary. If it is not necessary, you don't do it. If it is, you do.
I could not possibly vote for someone who would take a potentially necessary option off the table for "morality," which is code for "I won't kill lots of them in order to save lots of us."
And frankly, I think anyone who would take nukes off the table is unqualified to be President.
Almost everyone thinks such a law would be unconstitutional.
He then hearkened back to Admiral Stockdale's quip in the Vice Presidential debatem saying "My God, how did I ever get here?" I don't think the reference to Stockdale was intentional.
I am also not sure if it was intentional to reference Ronald Reagan when he said, "I won't hold their youth and inexperience against them."
But the scariest part about what he said was this:
And I got to tell you, after standing up with them, some of these people frighten me -- they frighten me. When you have mainline candidates that turn around and say that there's nothing off the table with respect to Iran, that's code for using nukes, nuclear devices.
I got to tell you, I'm president of the United States, there will be no preemptive wars with nuclear devices. To my mind, it's immoral, and it's been immoral for the last 50 years as part of American foreign policy.
Well, no, it's not code for using nukes. It's code for potentially using nukes if necessary.
"If necessary" is the key phrase. The only question is whether it is necessary. If it is not necessary, you don't do it. If it is, you do.
I could not possibly vote for someone who would take a potentially necessary option off the table for "morality," which is code for "I won't kill lots of them in order to save lots of us."
And frankly, I think anyone who would take nukes off the table is unqualified to be President.
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