Yesterday, in a speech to disabled veterans, Barack Obama announced the beginning of the end of combat in Iraq:

Our commitment in Iraq is changing — from a military effort led by our troops to a civilian effort led by our diplomats.

I certainly hope he’s correct, and that our boys and girls come home as quickly as possible, but for some reason, this sounds very familiar…

The back room deals got done, the vote was taken, and ObamaCare passed. Now Jack Sheldon can sing about being a law.

So, what do those that opposed ObamaCare do now?

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The most amazing thing about Tuesday evening’s speech by President Obama at West Point was that if you closed your eyes, and imagined the occasional butchering of the English language, if could have been George W. Bush on the stage.

The Afghani conflict was stated to be crucial to the security of the United States, with no real explanation of why this is the case. And, although the previous strategy didn’t work, the best thing to do is more of what we’ve been doing.

I’ve definitely heard all this before.

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