"We've got the war, and we've had the snow and the dust, so all we need now is a volcano," quipped Nizar, a school teacher.
We've just lived through the biggest speculative boom of the twentieth century — bigger even than the nineteen-twenties — and on top of that we've got the "war on terrorism".
The idea is that the White House will be able to say, "Look, we can make democracy, we took, we went to Afghanistan, we've got the war, and it's now a democratic country; it'll happen in Iraq, too".
Being a leader is tough enough when you look and sound the part, when you've got the war stories to prove you've toiled in the trenches and earned your way to the top.
Donald Trump has got the trade war he's always wanted.
He added, "You put the map of the Civil War over the electoral map, you've got the Civil War".
You put the map of the Civil War over this electoral map, you've got the Civil War".
"We've got the ground war," including an effort by more than 200 Edison representatives who will canvass the school neighborhoods to get parents out to vote.
For example, we've got the Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace Racing game that's sure to attract kids as well as adults, and of course we're launching our Nintendo Sports group, and a lot more.
Though President Clinton called the Korean War the first step toward the end of the Cold War, and historians now recognize it as a decisive conflict that started the collapse of the Soviet Union and Communism, the Korean War has gotten the quick shuffle.
