Are we the only exceptional people on the globe? I forget.
Does American exceptionalism extend to people like Kim Kardashin or Bill Engvall?
Does American exceptionalism extend to people like Kim Kardashin or Bill Engvall?
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This is the way liberals are in general. They would rather talk about and remind everyone about America's warts, than America's greatness.
He likes to remind people he awarded himself the Silver Star for shooting a ten year old in the back during his 'weekend' stay in VN.I get always a little uptight when I hear politicians say how exceptional we are – not because we’re not exceptional, but because it’s kind of in-your-face and a lot of other people are exceptional, a lot of other places do exceptional things.
Kerry doesn't like bragging
What do we gain as a country by telling other countries that we are exceptional?
Then he throws his medals away during a photo op but it turned out those medals belonged to others. Kerry still has his medals on display in his office BTW.
The 'Pickle Lady's' lap poodle is the perfect poster-boy for the LIBs.
All BS and yellow.
http://www.republicansforhumility.com/rhetoric.html"....It really depends upon how our nation conducts itself in foreign policy. If we're an arrogant nation, they'll resent us. If we're a humble nation, but strong, they'll welcome us. And it's -- our nation stands alone right now in the world in terms of power, and that's why we have to be humble. And yet project strength in a way that promotes freedom. So I don't think they ought to look at us in any way other than what we are. We're a freedom-loving nation and if we're an arrogant nation they'll view us that way, but if we're a humble nation they'll respect us."
Are we the only exceptional people on the globe? I forget.
Does American exceptionalism extend to people like Kim Kardashin or Bill Engvall?
Are we the only exceptional people on the globe? I forget.
Does American exceptionalism extend to people like Kim Kardashin or Bill Engvall?
The irony is that most on the right fail to abide by the very principles that make America 'exceptional,' as they seek to undermine the civil liberties of gay Americans, women, and minorities.
Are we the only exceptional people on the globe? I forget.
Does American exceptionalism extend to people like Kim Kardashin or Bill Engvall?
The irony is that most on the right fail to abide by the very principles that make America 'exceptional,' as they seek to undermine the civil liberties of gay Americans, women, and minorities.
That is not what makes America exceptional.
As John Kerry travels from country to country on various diplomatic missions as secretary of state (almost half a million miles so far), he often addresses the staff and their families at the U.S. embassies in the countries he visits. Remarks at these informal gatherings are often more casual than the usual speeches or press appearances, and Kerry often jokes with the staff and recognizes employees of long standing with the State Department. Monday, Kerry had one such opportunity in Vienna, Austria, the last stop on his most recent trip, and towards the end of his talk he recalled his two Yale commencement speeches, forty-eight years apart, where he discussed "sort of the world were in" and America's place in it:
...I was privileged to speak to the graduating class of Yale this year, and it was particularly a pleasure because it happened to turn out to be, literally, I hate to say it, 48 years to the day that I was privileged to speak as a graduating senior to my own class. And I talked to them about sort of the world were in right now, but at the end I tried to remind them all, which I remind you of, we are I get always a little uptight when I hear politicians say how exceptional we are not because were not exceptional, but because its kind of in-your-face and a lot of other people are exceptional, a lot of other places do exceptional things.
Despite his profession of uptightness on the topic of America's exceptionalism, Kerry went on to close out his remarks explaining what he believes makes America uniquely exceptional:
But we are exceptional in a certain way that no other nation is. We are not defined by thousands of years (inaudible) of history. We are not defined by ethnicity. We are not defined by bloodline or by anything except an idea. And that idea was expressed in the Declaration of Independence and in our Constitution, the idea that people are created equal and that all people have a chance to aspire for greatness, for anything they want. Pretty amazing, right? So think about that. Its the only country that is literally united and formed around and whose rule of law is based on that idea, one idea, and its pretty special. So thank you for representing it. Thank you. (Applause.)
Kerry: I Get 'A Little Uptight When I Hear Politicians Say How Exceptional We Are' | The Weekly Standard
So according to Kerry America isn't all that great. Even though we can do things here nobody can. Our options are greater in America than anywhere else.......but that doesn't make us exceptional. *rolling eyes*
I guess if Kerry is surrounded by a group of smug, self-important foreigners he might feel downright apologetic.
The irony is that most on the right fail to abide by the very principles that make America 'exceptional,' as they seek to undermine the civil liberties of gay Americans, women, and minorities.
That is not what makes America exceptional.
You're rigth Muddy. For once.
What makes us exceptional is the level of hateful, ignorant, stupid people like you.
I mean what other peoples, given the chance and opportunity to live in this country, would spend so much time and effort trying to convince others how fucked up we are in this country because of Obama.
There is exceptional effort being made to convince others we are a fucked up country.
And it's people like you making that effort Muddy. Thanks a fucking lot.
The irony is that most on the right fail to abide by the very principles that make America 'exceptional,' as they seek to undermine the civil liberties of gay Americans, women, and minorities.
That is not what makes America exceptional.
You're rigth Muddy. For once.
What makes us exceptional is the level of hateful, ignorant, stupid people like you.
I mean what other peoples, given the chance and opportunity to live in this country, would spend so much time and effort trying to convince others how fucked up we are in this country because of Obama.
There is exceptional effort being made to convince others we are a fucked up country.
And it's people like you making that effort Muddy. Thanks a fucking lot.
Are we the only exceptional people on the globe? I forget.
Does American exceptionalism extend to people like Kim Kardashin or Bill Engvall?
The irony is that most on the right fail to abide by the very principles that make America 'exceptional,' as they seek to undermine the civil liberties of gay Americans, women, and minorities.
That is not what makes America exceptional.
You're rigth Muddy. For once.
What makes us exceptional is the level of hateful, ignorant, stupid people like you.
I mean what other peoples, given the chance and opportunity to live in this country, would spend so much time and effort trying to convince others how fucked up we are in this country because of Obama.
There is exceptional effort being made to convince others we are a fucked up country.
And it's people like you making that effort Muddy. Thanks a fucking lot.
October 11, 2000 The Second Gore-Bush Presidential Debate (transcript)
Rhetoric and Reality - Origins and Goals of the Bush National Security Strategy"....It really depends upon how our nation conducts itself in foreign policy. If we're an arrogant nation, they'll resent us. If we're a humble nation, but strong, they'll welcome us. And it's -- our nation stands alone right now in the world in terms of power, and that's why we have to be humble. And yet project strength in a way that promotes freedom. So I don't think they ought to look at us in any way other than what we are. We're a freedom-loving nation and if we're an arrogant nation they'll view us that way, but if we're a humble nation they'll respect us."
George W. Bush...
If Obama had said anything about how we should be humble on an international stage, the knuckle-draggers here would hate him even more if it were possible.
That is not what makes America exceptional.
You're rigth Muddy. For once.
What makes us exceptional is the level of hateful, ignorant, stupid people like you.
I mean what other peoples, given the chance and opportunity to live in this country, would spend so much time and effort trying to convince others how fucked up we are in this country because of Obama.
There is exceptional effort being made to convince others we are a fucked up country.
And it's people like you making that effort Muddy. Thanks a fucking lot.
We're fucked up because of people like Obama... and his minions.. like you.
You and your fellow "free-shit-for-everybody" crowd will be the ruination of this once fine country.
Are we the only exceptional people on the globe? I forget.
Does American exceptionalism extend to people like Kim Kardashin or Bill Engvall?
You obviously don't understand the term.... go back to sleep.
That is not what makes America exceptional.
You're rigth Muddy. For once.
What makes us exceptional is the level of hateful, ignorant, stupid people like you.
I mean what other peoples, given the chance and opportunity to live in this country, would spend so much time and effort trying to convince others how fucked up we are in this country because of Obama.
There is exceptional effort being made to convince others we are a fucked up country.
And it's people like you making that effort Muddy. Thanks a fucking lot.
We're fucked up because of people like Obama... and his minions.. like you.
You and your fellow "free-shit-for-everybody" crowd will be the ruination of this once fine country.
October 11, 2000 The Second Gore-Bush Presidential Debate (transcript)
Rhetoric and Reality - Origins and Goals of the Bush National Security Strategy"....It really depends upon how our nation conducts itself in foreign policy. If we're an arrogant nation, they'll resent us. If we're a humble nation, but strong, they'll welcome us. And it's -- our nation stands alone right now in the world in terms of power, and that's why we have to be humble. And yet project strength in a way that promotes freedom. So I don't think they ought to look at us in any way other than what we are. We're a freedom-loving nation and if we're an arrogant nation they'll view us that way, but if we're a humble nation they'll respect us."
George W. Bush...
If Obama had said anything about how we should be humble on an international stage, the knuckle-draggers here would hate him even more if it were possible.
pity it was a lie, actually.
October 11, 2000 The Second Gore-Bush Presidential Debate (transcript)
Rhetoric and Reality - Origins and Goals of the Bush National Security Strategy
George W. Bush...
If Obama had said anything about how we should be humble on an international stage, the knuckle-draggers here would hate him even more if it were possible.
pity it was a lie, actually.
Well, it just goes to show that if you have a D or an R next to your name on the general election ballot...you're going to get 40-45% of the vote. This is the true and enduring tragedy of the two-party system.
pity it was a lie, actually.
Well, it just goes to show that if you have a D or an R next to your name on the general election ballot...you're going to get 40-45% of the vote. This is the true and enduring tragedy of the two-party system.
Well, what do you expect 2 parties to get?
Both get over 50%?
Then there's the Iraqi elections, where there are dozens of parties and nobody is happy.
The only purpose for a third party is to split the conservative vote. Liberals will always vote Democrat because winning is more important than good government.