Bayonets, horses, and ships, oh my
Reblogged from Theoptimisticconservative's Blog:
There are so many ways to criticize President Obama’s now-infamous “horses and bayonets” comment from last night’s foreign policy debate that one hardly knows where to start. The snarky attitude alone is worth a column. What is Obama, a blog troll? If he has a case to make about having a smaller Navy, he could surely have made it without being snide, specious, and condescending.
Peanut Gallery: If you don't know where you're going, any road will get you there.
So, where is America going? What role will America play in the world... on land and sea? This article discusses America's Naval capability and how it supports American interests around the world. It is a primer on the Navy - a must read - for anyone interested in military budget cuts.
For Obama: cuts across the board work because he has no strategic world plan.
For Romney: the military is one means of re-asserting American influence in an increasingly dangerous world.
What do you think?
So, where is America going? What role will America play in the world... on land and sea? This article discusses America's Naval capability and how it supports American interests around the world. It is a primer on the Navy - a must read - for anyone interested in military budget cuts.
For Obama: cuts across the board work because he has no strategic world plan.
For Romney: the military is one means of re-asserting American influence in an increasingly dangerous world.
What do you think?
