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Scott Jennings Accuses Dem of Rooting Against America

  
Via:  John Russell  •  8 months ago  •  14 comments

By:   Isaac Schorr (Mediaite)

Scott Jennings Accuses Dem of Rooting Against  America
CNN's Scott Jennings accused former Democratic congressman Joe Cunningham of cheering against American success in Iran during a tense throwdown

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CNN's Scott Jennings accused former Democratic congressman Joe Cunningham of cheering against American success in Iran during a tense throwdown on Thursday afternoon.

In an appearance on The Arena, Cunningham argued that there is "not much appetite at all" for President Donald Trump'soperation in Iran.

"Number one, I mean Scott talked about success — how is that defined? Because first it was described as regime change, and then it was suppressing terrorism. On the back end, you also have, fresh in everyone's mind, Iraq and Afghanistan, and my generation, who just do not wanna go into a war without clear cut objectives to which Americans don't feel directly threatened," continued Cunningham. "And on top of that, the billions of dollars we're spending every single week, which ultimately could add up to trillions of dollars to our national debt, there's just a lot of reasons to kind of view this as a bad idea. And I think it's-, I just don't think the appetite's there, and I don't think-"

"I don't understand your vibe. We're at war with people who have been at war with the Western Civilization for 47 years, and you appear to me to be, you know, sort of cheering against American success. I hate to break it to you, but for 47 years they have killed American troops, maimed American personnel, waged war on the civilized world," interjected Jennings. "They have missiles, they have drones, and they told our own negotiators they have material for 11 nuclear bombs. Does this not seem imminent to you?"

"This is a false choice, Scott, you push," fired back Cunningham. "You can be against Iran, all the terrorism they support, you can be against Maduro and toppling them — let me finish, let me finish — but when it comes down to strapping your kids and sending them off to war, and spilling their blood, and adding billions and trillions of dollars to our national debt whenever we have our problems here at home. Health care is out of control, our roads are crumbling. We have a lot of problems here at home."

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JohnRussell
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1  seeder  JohnRussell    8 months ago

We are seeing the inevitable result of putting a piece of human garbage like Donald Trump in charge of our country.  Patriotic people do not want Trump to succeed. We also don't want the US to lose the war. 

Chaos is having its day. 

 
 
 
bugsy
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2  bugsy    8 months ago

" CNN's Scott Jennings accused former Democratic congressman Joe Cunningham of cheering against American success in Iran during a tense throwdown"

As a whole, he is not lying.

Liz Peek: Democrats rage over Trump’s Iran strikes as exiles cheer ayatollah’s fall

Absolutely EVERYTHING Trump is for, leftists are against it. Does not matter what it is. 

 
 
 
Nerm_L
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3  Nerm_L    8 months ago
"I don't understand your vibe. We're at war with people who have been at war with the Western Civilization for 47 years, and you appear to me to be, you know, sort of cheering against American success. I hate to break it to you, but for 47 years they have killed American troops, maimed American personnel, waged war on the civilized world," interjected Jennings. "They have missiles, they have drones, and they told our own negotiators they have material for 11 nuclear bombs. Does this not seem imminent to you?"

So, now Trump has led the US back to being the policeman for the world?  The US is supposed to fight every war for the benefit of 'western civilization'?  Where does America First fit into those justifications?

It's a little late for Donald Trump claiming to be the heir apparent for the Reagan legacy.  

 
 
 
Jack_TX
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3.1  Jack_TX  replied to  Nerm_L @3    8 months ago
So, now Trump has led the US back to being the policeman for the world?  The US is supposed to fight every war for the benefit of 'western civilization'?  Where does America First fit into those justifications?

How long (in months) do you think it would take between the production of a working nuclear bomb and Iran's first attempt to use it against the United States?

 
 
 
Hal A. Lujah
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3.1.1  Hal A. Lujah  replied to  Jack_TX @3.1    8 months ago

How long (in months) do you think it would take between the production of a working nuclear bomb and Iran's first attempt to use it against the United States?

Trump has sped this up, not slowed it down - while simultaneously draining our economy into his pockets and costly attacks on other countries.  The ME is severely destabilized and a critical shipping route is closed.  270 children and educators were murdered with a multimillion dollar US weapon, which is a war crime of epic proportions.  There is no good spin on this “excursion”.

 
 
 
Nerm_L
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3.1.2  Nerm_L  replied to  Jack_TX @3.1    8 months ago
How long (in months) do you think it would take between the production of a working nuclear bomb and Iran's first attempt to use it against the United States?

A very, very, very long time.  The US deterrence has prevented the Soviet Union and Russia from using nukes since 1949.   How many bombs could Iran deploy?  How many bombs can the US deploy?

The Iranian regime, state, and population would cease to exist.  That would be the ultimate regime change.  Even Iranians would not be that stupid.

If nukes are so great then why hasn't Israel used them?

 
 
 
Jack_TX
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3.1.3  Jack_TX  replied to  Hal A. Lujah @3.1.1    8 months ago
Trump has sped this up, not slowed it down

Has he?  

What was the old time frame and what is the new?

while simultaneously draining our economy into his pockets and costly attacks on other countries.

Show me the money trail.

The ME is severely destabilized and a critical shipping route is closed.

"Destabilized" implies it used to be stable. 

270 children and educators were murdered with a multimillion dollar US weapon,

A terrible situation.  Although I'm not sure how the cost of the weapon makes it better or worse.  It could have been a $270 weapon and it would still be terrible.

There is no good spin on this “excursion”.

When is the last war that had a "good spin"? 

I'm never happy about sending our kids into harm's way.  I'm never happy about economic disruption that complicates investment strategies (yes, that includes these fucking tariffs).

But I'm also not willing to ignore almost 50 years of Iran financing, organizing, or otherwise providing material support for terror attacks around the world including on on US soil.

They backed the group who car bombed the US embassy in Beirut and later drove a truck bomb into the Marine barracks in 1983.  Then they  backed the 1984 embassy annex bombing in Beirut.   They've provided financing or other material assistance for terrorist attacks from Argentina to Bulgaria.  They provided material assistance for the 9/11 attacks in the USA.  They've attempted multiple assassinations within the USA, including the president.  

I trust I don't need to remind anyone about Oct 7, but I may need to remind everyone that they killed 46 Americans in that attack.

You conspicuously didn't answer my question, so let me help you.  As soon as they get a working nuclear device, they will attempt to use it against the United States.  

So this idea that we're returning to 'the world's policemen', as though we're a primary target of these genocidal fuckers is a bit stupid.

 

 
 
 
Jack_TX
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3.1.4  Jack_TX  replied to  Nerm_L @3.1.2    8 months ago
A very, very, very long time.  The US deterrence has prevented the Soviet Union and Russia from using nukes since 1949.   

Russians are not genocidal religious fanatics willing to use suicide bomber tactics.

How many bombs could Iran deploy?  How many bombs can the US deploy?

They only need one.  Think about what happens to American society when a single device detonates in someplace like Chicago or Dallas or Los Angeles.  

The Iranian regime, state, and population would cease to exist.  That would be the ultimate regime change.  Even Iranians would not be that stupid.

Iran is a legendary sponsor of terrorist organizations.  They're not going to tell you they did it.  The thing is just going to go off in a warehouse somewhere, or in the hold of a private jet, or in the belly of an oil tanker as it approaches harbor.  Some terrorist group will claim responsibility for it, and it will take years to prove they are funded by Iran.

If you think we can keep it out of the country, I remind you the size of shipments bringing cocaine and fentanyl into the country.

If nukes are so great then why hasn't Israel used them?

They are not genocidal religious fanatics willing to use suicide bomber tactics.

 
 
 
Split Personality
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3.2  Split Personality  replied to  Nerm_L @3    8 months ago
So, now Trump has led the US back to being the policeman for the world? 

Yes, Venezuela and Iran being the obvious targets with Cuba in the wings.

The US is supposed to fight every war for the benefit of 'western civilization'?

If not us, Who, said the Owl, Who?

  Where does America First fit into those justifications?

Nowhere, American farmers are talking about strikes or quitting. Because of our teeth rattlingly expensive "excursion" into Iran,

21% of the worlds normal flow of fossil fuels and 33% of the global fertilizers are stuck in the Persian Gulf.

Approximately   one-third   of   the   world’s   fertilizer,   including   urea,   ammonia,   phosphate,   and   sulphur,   passes   through   the   Strait   of   Hormuz.
The   Strait   of   Hormuz,   a   21-mile-wide   maritime   chokepoint   between   Oman   and   Iran,   is   critical   for   global   fertilizer   trade.   Around   33%   of   globally   traded   fertilizers   transit   this   strait,   including   urea,   ammonia,   phosphate,   and   sulphur .   Monthly   shipments   from   the   region   total   roughly   3   to   3.9   million   tonnes ,   with   sulphur   at   1.5–1.8   million   tonnes ,   urea   at   1.2–1.5   million   tonnes ,   and   ammonia   and   phosphate   at   400–500   thousand   tonnes   each .  
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In   terms   of   nitrogen   fertilizers   specifically,   the   Middle   East   accounts   for   40–50%   of   internationally   traded   urea ,   and   nearly   all   of   these   exports   pass   through   Hormuz,   representing   about   25%   of   globally   traded   nitrogen   fertilizer .   This   makes   the   strait   a   vital   conduit   for   the   global   agricultural   supply   chain,   particularly   during   peak   planting   seasons   in   the   Northern   Hemisphere.  
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Disruptions   in   the   strait,   whether   due   to   geopolitical   tensions   or   military   conflicts,   can   have   immediate   and   significant   impacts   on   fertilizer   availability   and   pricing.   For   example,   closures   could   reduce   sulphur   and   urea   supplies   by   44%   and   30%   annually ,   respectively,   and   trigger   sharp   price   increases   in   the   US,   Brazil,   and   the   Middle   East.   Unlike   oil,   fertilizer   markets   lack   a   strategic   reserve,   meaning   that   supply   interruptions   can   quickly   affect   global   agricultural   production.  
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Overall,   the   Strait   of   Hormuz   is   a   critical   artery   for   global   fertilizer   trade ,   and   any   disruption   can   ripple   through   nitrogen,   phosphate,   and   sulphur   markets,   affecting   both   prices   and   availability   worldwide.
MAGA Farmers are in disbelief at the shortsightedness of this Administration.
The Iran War Is Sending Fertilizer Prices Soaring at the Worst Time for Farmers - AgWeb

PA farmers blame Iran war as fertilizer prices rise amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions

North Alabama farmers feel pressure as diesel, fertilizer prices spike amid Iran war

Air travel is struggling.

Oil spikes are pushing airlines to hike ticket prices. These carriers have already raised fares or canceled flights.
 
 
 
Sean Treacy
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4  Sean Treacy    8 months ago

Do Democrats want America to win?  There absolute laser focus on promoting only negative storylines sure gives the impression they don't.  Look around. We have people rationalizing terror attacks on schools and censoring criticism of terrorists.  

Outside of acts of treason, how would they act differently if they were rooting against America.?  

 
 
 
JohnRussell
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4.1  seeder  JohnRussell  replied to  Sean Treacy @4    8 months ago

They want a better president

 
 
 
Nerm_L
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4.2  Nerm_L  replied to  Sean Treacy @4    8 months ago
Do Democrats want America to win? 

Is America winning?  America is certainly destroying things.  But the US doesn't appear to be any better off.

 
 
 
Gsquared
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4.3  Gsquared  replied to  Sean Treacy @4    8 months ago
We have people rationalizing terror attacks on schools

Can you imagine someone saying that with a straight face, and actually thinking rational people might believe it?  Totally bonkers.

 
 
 
Jack_TX
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4.3.1  Jack_TX  replied to  Gsquared @4.3    8 months ago
Can you imagine someone saying that with a straight face, and actually thinking rational people might believe it?

You would think so. 

But it happened today on this site.

 
 

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