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Yeah, Hannity was making a stupid point.
I really don't understand why political discussions so often turn into this kind of ridiculous debate. Republicans could certainly make a reasonable argument that we need more military spending on certain things, but instead some people insist on directly attacking Obama's debate analogy in the stupidest way possible. Say we actually do need more ships, technological improvements notwithstanding. Say Obama was being too glib with his response. But saying we still use bayonets and horses sometimes? That sounds like people have totally given up on making an actual argument.
Romney did say that the Navy said they need 313 ships to complete it's mission. Might as well start there and call it a fact since there is no fact checking anymore by the media. That would be a good place to start but instead, yeah we still use bayonets and horses.
Romney did say that the Navy said they need 313 ships to complete it's mission. Might as well start there and call it a fact since there is no fact checking anymore by the media. That would be a good place to start but instead, yeah we still use bayonets and horses.
The Navy wouldn't need all those ships if the President would just authorize more horses and bayonets. That's the real issue here.
Well to be fair, 313 ships can be accomplished pretty easily if it means 313 inflatable boats. 313 aircraft carriers might be a bit harder to swing.
The Navy wouldn't need all those ships if the President would just authorize more horses and bayonets. That's the real issue here.
Well to be fair, 313 ships can be accomplished pretty easily if it means 313 inflatable boats. 313 aircraft carriers might be a bit harder to swing.
Everything about this argument is stupid. Exactly how do we control spending while building more ships than the navy requested (the asked for a 300 ship navy). Even if the navy wanted 313 total they already have 91% of that. Has anyone here ever achieved 91% of a huge financial transaction and felt they've lost?
I really don't understand why political discussions so often turn into this kind of ridiculous debate. Republicans could certainly make a reasonable argument that we need more military spending on certain things, but instead some people insist on directly attacking Obama's debate analogy in the stupidest way possible. Say we actually do need more ships, technological improvements notwithstanding. Say Obama was being too glib with his response. But saying we still use bayonets and horses sometimes? That sounds like people have totally given up on making an actual argument.