President Eisenhower warns Americans against the military-industrial complex in his exit speech on January 17, 1961. We should have listened to him. He was a Republican.
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So what's your suggestion-disarm the military? Unfortuantley, I don't believe al qaeda, North Korea or Iran would follow suit.
Posted by: Josh | October 22, 2008 at 01:53 PM