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@RWPUSA
4h4 hours ago
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There were over 54,000 Americans killed in the Korean War. They did not die so an American president could on Memorial Day ignore North Korean missiles and join Chairman Kim in attacking a former Vice President of the United States.
Impeach this traitor now!
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Blue Owl
(50,351 posts)ITMF...
malaise
(268,949 posts)Low everything Smokey eyed Sanders supports the notion of Low IQ Joe Biden.
Bet he can walk in to any restaurant in DC
Plus he would be greeted warmly. S.Sanders is a disgrace. Scowling, wonky eyed lump.
Different Drummer
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@FrankConniff
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We must thank the brave soldiers who died in the service of a nation where removing fascist authoritarian monsters like Stubby-Fingered Blobfish & the GOP from office is at least a possibility. #MemorialDay
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sprinkleeninow
(20,237 posts)peggysue2
(10,828 posts)But I like it!
sprinkleeninow
(20,237 posts)Did you ever expect to have one such as this occupying the highest office in our land be the recipient of so very many demeaning descriptions? [* wrote his own ticket.]
It is disturbing where we all are this very day.
May take an intervention of a 'divine' nature to bring about a turnaround in the direction to the place to which we are accustomed and do expect.
calimary
(81,220 posts)sprinkleeninow
(20,237 posts)struggle4progress
(118,280 posts)BY CBSNEWS.COM STAFF
JUNE 5, 2000 / 5:13 PM / CBS
June 5, 2000 - As the 50th anniversary of the start of the Korean War approaches, one key statistic is being reclarified the one detailing just how many Americans were killed in the war.
For years after the war ended in 1953, the Pentagon published a figure of 54,260. That combined the 33,643 "battle deaths" with 20,617 "other deaths."
But in 1989 the Pentagon began revising the totals because "other deaths" included U.S. military deaths worldwide during the three years of the war, rather than just those soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines who died in and around the Korean peninsula.
In the 1994 version of its annual publication, Service and Casualties in Major Wars and Conflicts, the Pentagon put Korean War battle deaths at 33,652 and "other deaths" meaning deaths in the war zone from illness, accidents and other non-battle causes at 3,262. That yields a total of 36,914 ...
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/how-many-americans-died-in-korea/
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Hekate
(90,648 posts)"Why are Republicans Trump's biggest critics?"
MontanaMama
(23,308 posts)Not sure what you even meant there...
Hekate
(90,648 posts)....but it really is divisive.
UniteFightBack
(8,231 posts)sprinkleeninow
(20,237 posts)Richard D.? 🤔 ☺
WhiskeyGrinder
(22,327 posts)He primaried a sitting Democratic senator and refused to call himself a Democrat. He can eat a bag of dicks.
geardaddy
(24,926 posts)ffr
(22,669 posts)It's the world is upside down principle. His weaknesses are his strengths.
demigoddess
(6,640 posts)rest of his life. Died too young. And he was a greater man than trump the draft dodger.
sprinkleeninow
(20,237 posts)patphil
(6,169 posts)He did communications work in Korea. He passed on about 40 years ago. I am sure he would have had some choice words for Trump's treasonous remarks.
Trump tramples the graves of all those who fought and died there.
I don't see how any veteran can support this guy.
Patrick Phillips
Haggis for Breakfast
(6,831 posts)In Chosin.
He was badly injured when a missile landed in front of his jeep. Of the four men in the jeep, he was the only one to survive the blast. He nearly died from his injuries. I'm just glad that he is NOT around to hear this draft-dodging POS coward praise a murderous Korean dictator and disparage an American VP at the same time. I don't think his blood pressure could have tolerated it.
Ponietz
(2,963 posts)Stonepounder
(4,033 posts)If I recall correctly, the Korean War isn't over. There is just a 'cease fire' in place. So, technically, we are still at war with N. Korea.
Trump is giving 'aid and comfort' to the enemy.
Ummm...isn't that the definition of TREASON? And we can't get the GOP to sign on to impeaching a TRAITOR?
WTF?
Evolve Dammit
(16,725 posts)Sucha NastyWoman
(2,748 posts)Against Cheney back then?
geardaddy
(24,926 posts)Evolve Dammit
(16,725 posts)Evolve Dammit
(16,725 posts)The Bush/ Cheney "fake news" war against Iraq was carried out with virtually no consequences. Sickens me to this day. I gave Painter some slack based on his recent (last 2 years) condemnations of Liar-in-Chief.
SCVDem
(5,103 posts)As I recall, it was never a war.
Conflict or police action perhaps.
I'm sure the dead don't appreciate the distinction!
Stonepounder
(4,033 posts)North and South Korea are still operating under a 'cease fire' which, I suspect, does not count as an official 'end' of whatever you want to call it.
Whether giving aid or comfort to 'someone we are fighting and losing thousands of our military but are temporarily under a cease fire but not a negotiated peace' counts as Treason.
Cha
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UniteFightBack
(8,231 posts)time I can remember seeing that. It's repulsive to ALL.
Kid Berwyn
(14,885 posts)Putin Americas enemies first.