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Has America Lost its War on Poverty?

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Finally where -- they hearings on -- this failed war where are all those blue ribbon commissions special panels and special investigations.

Where the protesters demanding enough the angry editorials calling -- soldiers that come home.

Where that critics to say this war is lost so -- any more money to a losing cause because -- have you I'm waiting and I'm watching.

And I'm not really seeing anything no.

From the group's -- weighted little more than a few months to trash our war in Iraq.

Decades is silence over are clearly -- war on poverty.

Trillions upon -- and spend it to make poverty a memory now at a record nearly 60% of Americans are war.

A slightly higher percentage them when Lyndon Johnson first waged this war that he got ripped through that other war in Vietnam.

Get a complete pass -- scores of president since Republican and Democrat on this far more costly war that dwarfs the money.

He spent on Vietnam.

And Iraq.

And Afghanistan.

Yet you would think that for the defense critics -- sooner -- wars that matter.

Because they're not going well after few months.

Then see the folly of spending much more on wars that -- -- squat over the course of -- -- century but no that would be silly.

Want to continue disparaging our soldiers often robbing -- -- a chance to win.

That ever ever ever considered to funding our bureaucrats and preventing them.

From continuing.

-- That's the problem.

Our deal makes us want to spend trillions upon trillions.

And never find its.