I Won’t Be Fooled Again!

J.J. Jackson | April 9, 2009 

America is ready to go to war again? Color me skeptical after all the chicken-hawks (people hawkish for war when it was politically viable but too chicken to stick with it) pulled an abrupt 180 in the war on terror leaving a President and our troops wondering what the Hell was going on and whether or not they really had the support of their fellow citizens.

According to a recent , 57% of Americans claim that they favor “a military response to eliminate North Korea’s missile launching capability.” According to the poll only 15% are against such actions and 28% are not sure.

Yeah, ok. What’s the old saying? Fool me once, shame on you … but fool me twice shame on me. If honestly don’t believe a lot of you who claim to be for military action against North Korea considering that some of you I know, based on the last election results, voted the most huggie feelie peacenick (or so you thought) into the White House last November.

The polls says 52% of Democrats support the military option. Yeah … this from the party that single handedly drew down President Bush’s approval rating for the war on terror? Don’t make me laugh. Oh, because it is your guy in charge now things are different? You partisan hacks make me sick.


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