Glenn Beck

He goes on to say, today we're closer than ever on making ignoble history on the front of budgets, tomorrow's challenges. And we owe it to our men in uniform and our taxpayers to be honest about the consequences. Consumer goods aren't the only things that have grown more expensive in recent years.

In times of high inflation, governance without updated appropriation means diminished Pentagon buying power, forcing the US military to equip itself for the next year's threat at this year's prices. Okay, he goes on and on and on about how the Pentagon just needs more money. We just have to spend more, more, more on more, more, more for the Pentagon. So I would like to respond with my own op-ed.

In times of high inflation, governance without updated appropriation means diminished Pentagon buying power, forcing the US military to equip itself for the next year's threat at this year's prices. Okay, he goes on and on and on about how the Pentagon just needs more money. We just have to spend more, more, more on more, more, more for the Pentagon. So I would like to respond with my own op-ed.

In times of high inflation, governance without updated appropriation means diminished Pentagon buying power, forcing the US military to equip itself for the next year's threat at this year's prices. Okay, he goes on and on and on about how the Pentagon just needs more money. We just have to spend more, more, more on more, more, more for the Pentagon. So I would like to respond with my own op-ed.

Dear Senator McConnell, All of those. Nine countries. And they're the big nine. And then us. And we still dwarf them. I don't know. You need more money? Why are you so worried about China if they don't have all this money? And yet here you are clamoring for more as if throwing cash at an outdated war machine is somehow or another going to secure our future.

Dear Senator McConnell, All of those. Nine countries. And they're the big nine. And then us. And we still dwarf them. I don't know. You need more money? Why are you so worried about China if they don't have all this money? And yet here you are clamoring for more as if throwing cash at an outdated war machine is somehow or another going to secure our future.

Dear Senator McConnell, All of those. Nine countries. And they're the big nine. And then us. And we still dwarf them. I don't know. You need more money? Why are you so worried about China if they don't have all this money? And yet here you are clamoring for more as if throwing cash at an outdated war machine is somehow or another going to secure our future.

The world has changed, Senator, and your priorities are stuck in the old time country time era. Flugzeugfahrer, diese fliegenden Behemoten, die Sie und den Pentagon so lieblich lieben, sind Reliquien des Vergangenen. In der nächsten echten Konflikt werden sie so nützlich wie Pferde in der Weltkrieg 1 nötig sein.

The world has changed, Senator, and your priorities are stuck in the old time country time era. Flugzeugfahrer, diese fliegenden Behemoten, die Sie und den Pentagon so lieblich lieben, sind Reliquien des Vergangenen. In der nächsten echten Konflikt werden sie so nützlich wie Pferde in der Weltkrieg 1 nötig sein.

The world has changed, Senator, and your priorities are stuck in the old time country time era. Flugzeugfahrer, diese fliegenden Behemoten, die Sie und den Pentagon so lieblich lieben, sind Reliquien des Vergangenen. In der nächsten echten Konflikt werden sie so nützlich wie Pferde in der Weltkrieg 1 nötig sein.

Sprechend davon, lassen Sie mich nur die Statistiken auf die Pferde geben, weil es die Flugzeugfahrer die nächste Zeit, die wir wirklich in die Krieg gehen, vermitteln wird. When Europe entered World War I, they had 25 million horses. By 1918, 15 million of them were dead. Why?

Sprechend davon, lassen Sie mich nur die Statistiken auf die Pferde geben, weil es die Flugzeugfahrer die nächste Zeit, die wir wirklich in die Krieg gehen, vermitteln wird. When Europe entered World War I, they had 25 million horses. By 1918, 15 million of them were dead. Why?

Sprechend davon, lassen Sie mich nur die Statistiken auf die Pferde geben, weil es die Flugzeugfahrer die nächste Zeit, die wir wirklich in die Krieg gehen, vermitteln wird. When Europe entered World War I, they had 25 million horses. By 1918, 15 million of them were dead. Why?

Because they were mowed down and slaughtered by machine guns and tanks that ran over them because they couldn't outrun them. That's the fate awaiting Mr. McConnell. Boy, I would love to start calling you Mr. and... Die 1950er-Jahre nannten sie Senator und wollten ihre Kriegspläne zurück. The future isn't in steel and jet fuel.

Because they were mowed down and slaughtered by machine guns and tanks that ran over them because they couldn't outrun them. That's the fate awaiting Mr. McConnell. Boy, I would love to start calling you Mr. and... Die 1950er-Jahre nannten sie Senator und wollten ihre Kriegspläne zurück. The future isn't in steel and jet fuel.

Because they were mowed down and slaughtered by machine guns and tanks that ran over them because they couldn't outrun them. That's the fate awaiting Mr. McConnell. Boy, I would love to start calling you Mr. and... Die 1950er-Jahre nannten sie Senator und wollten ihre Kriegspläne zurück. The future isn't in steel and jet fuel.

It's in artificial intelligence and unfortunately artificial super intelligence. Every dollar spent on yesterday's hardware today is a dollar wasted in three years when AGI upends everything we know about warfare.

It's in artificial intelligence and unfortunately artificial super intelligence. Every dollar spent on yesterday's hardware today is a dollar wasted in three years when AGI upends everything we know about warfare.

It's in artificial intelligence and unfortunately artificial super intelligence. Every dollar spent on yesterday's hardware today is a dollar wasted in three years when AGI upends everything we know about warfare.

Worse, with the Pentagon's track record, every dollar spent today will balloon into two or three dollars of inflation tomorrow, thanks to the House and the Senate's obscene spending spree. We're drowning in $34 trillion of national debt. That's 128% of GDP. A level unseen since World War II. A level unseen since World War II. Annual deficits are now $1.7 trillion. That's what they were in 23.