This means war

This is really important, as it's an Eisenhower moment: "I vastly prefer a far most humble president who has the mettle to stand up to the occasional challenge." I'd modify it into: "I vastly prefer a far most humble president who has the mettle to stand up to the occasional challenge than anyone who would abuse that power to incite war as a means to long-term financial gain."

What means war? I feel as if the original post is missing.

(sigh) It was meant to be somewhat non-descript. Read between the lines. Practice will help.

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since9 said:

(sigh) It was meant to be somewhat non-descript. Read between the lines. Practice will help.

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Why "Read between the lines"? Why not just say what you are trying to say? Is this a "Covert message" to fellow board members that know you or like looking for a hidden agenda? Do we really need 007 spy reading on here?

since9 said:

(sigh) It was meant to be somewhat non-descript. Read between the lines. Practice will help.

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Maybe I just don't have the experience of reading between the lines or life experiences to get what you're talking about. The closest thing I can come up with is how Obama has basically declared an unofficial war on Libya and basically bypassed Congress. But then again by saying it's an "Einsenhower moment" I'm reminded of when Obama called this our "Sputnik moment" though the two don't really seem related.