Here's another phrase that frosts me: "In a time of war".

[Richardo]

Used of course as a blank check to get whatever he wants.

"We must stand by the president in a time of war."

Bullshit. As if it were purely defensive, instead of his choice.

Use: 'during his war' instead. See how much popular support it gets when framed: "We must stand by the president during his war."

[AntiCoup2K4]

1. Hey, when you invent your own war out of thin air....

....with undefinable enemies, fictional threats, and non existent weapons, who the Hell needs rules, right?

[Deep13]

2. seems to me that war is a legal status

that only Congress can declare

[kahleefornia]

4. yes, but

"We must stand behind the president in this time of struggle against violent extremism" just doesn't have a good ring to it. :)

[rfranklin]

3. When you reveal a CIA agent's identity in "time of war"

the punishment is hanging, I believe.

[shraby]

5. It is if Fitz uses the 1917 Espionage Act.

[fudge stripe cookays]

6. Here Richardo...

This will help you out....



FSC

[Richardo]

7. Why you! Why I oughtta...

:spank:

[trof]

8. It's like the guy who murdered his parents

asking for leniency because he's an orphan.

[Richardo]

9. Bingo!

That's an oldie, but perfect.

Thanks trof!