Vince Dhimos
The Russia-Syria-Iran alliance has all but defeated ISIS and some other minor annoyances like Al-Nusra and other US-allied terror groups, and people everywhere are now eyeing the US presence in Syria as a weary host views uninvited hangers-on at a party that should have been over a while ago.
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One thing today’s conservatives need to face, no matter how they feel about Russia, is that the Russian government is run on sound fiscal conservative principles, which is why they have almost no debt vs our $20 trillion. Ironically, while conservatives all adhere, on some level of their consciousness, to the notion of not spending more than you bring in, many are still convinced that a war president must be supported wholeheartedly no matter how absurd his pretext for war, and no matter how much money he demands for “defense” (meaning “offense” in today’s Washington), you must support this spending in the interest of “public security” for reasons that, strangely, are never articulated. Bush taught the lesson, many never learned it.
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Ever since I knew anything, I always thought of myself as a conservative. Back when GW Bush was running for president, I made sure all my friends understood why we needed him to lead us. I had heard him say in his campaign that he was for small government, and also that he did not want to engage in nation building. He also hated abortion and was for gun rights. And he was a born again Christian. I figured he was the change we needed. How could we go wrong?
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