Washington Blog: Cowardice is Destroying America!!

Many years ago, in a better America, our country was founded on courage, and that's why I decided to obey my country's call to serve her in Vietnam as Advisory Team Leader: In better times, George Washington, who was actually a horrible general, Washington's early campaigns were disastrous, and the entire Revolutionary War was almost lost due to Washington's early miscalculations. For example, his first major battle was fought from a low, exposed position, so that the British forced a surrender by seizing the high ground. But Washington was brave. He always rode with the first wave of soldiers, even when there were waves of incoming cannon balls being hurled in his direction. Washington's courage, and his willingness to consistently fight on the front lines with his men, as I did in Vietnam, was his willingness to consistently fight on the front lines with his men, was one of the main factors in the success of the American Revolution. The courage of the men at Valley Forge was also a turning point in the war. Slogging on through the dead of winter without shoes inspired a nation. On the other hand, cowardice makes makes people stupid and docile. Fear of Hurting the Big Banks Has Destroyed the Economy: The rescue is being sold as a must have emergency measure by an administration with a controversial record, when it comes to asking Congress for special authority in time of duress: Mr Paulson has argued that the powers he seeks are necessary to chase away the wolf howling at the door, a potentially swift shredding of the American financial system. That would be catastrophic for everyone, he argues, not only banks, but also ordinary Americans who depend on their finances to buy homes and cars, and to pay for college!