That vacationing Muslim President ...

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Burhead said:
No. I think most people are criticizing his response to not one but two major European terror attacks now. First he didn't go to Paris and now he is sending Kerry to Brussels. He looks weak and sends bad optics to our allies.
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It is expected by now.
 
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82_VOL_83 said:
Had to renew his blue pill script.
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For what?

I would imagine most women are creeped out by how personally he takes any perceived slight to Obama. Probably spends the better part of a first date defending Obama's presidency and why he is super awesome.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Hey, you Obama shriekers can't have it both ways. You can't blame him for Brussels, but not give him credit for this.
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What do you actually "think" he did? Did he pull the trigger? Nope. He did nothing.

Here is what happened: Military intelligence found where this guy was, put together a strike package, and executed it. The President was most likely debriefed about the operation after it happened. Probably in between one of his Tranny Tango sessions. If Obummer had any interaction in the process it was, like with bin laden, to defer the tough decision making to someone else.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
What do you actually "think" he did? Did he pull the trigger? Nope. He did nothing.

Here is what happened: Military intelligence found where this guy was, put together a strike package, and executed it. The President was most likely debriefed about the operation after it happened. Probably in between one of his Tranny Tango sessions. If Obummer had any interaction in the process it was, like with bin laden, to defer the tough decision making to someone else.
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Per his spokesperson, he learned of the assassination when he read this morning's WashPo.
 
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T.N. Buckingham said:
So it only took him 4 years or so to get the 2nd string quarterback on a team he described as the junior varsity of terrorism?

He operates like Derek Dooley: equal parts ignorance and incompetence wrapped up in a shell of bloated self-absorption.
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The mike has been DROPPED!
 
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T.N. Buckingham said:
So it only took him 4 years or so to get the 2nd string quarterback on a team he described as the junior varsity of terrorism?

He operates like Derek Dooley: equal parts ignorance and incompetence wrapped up in a shell of bloated self-absorption.
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This post should be stickied.
 
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joevol33 said:
Is this thread appropriate?
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IIRC the night Osama Bin Laden was killed, Obama attended the Correspondents Dinner rattling off jokes.

On this Cuba - Argentina trip trip the #2 man in ISIS was killed.


US Government business goes on if the POTUS is at the WH or not.

Obama has plenty to be criticized for this trip is not one of them.
 
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Gramps said:
IIRC the night Osama Bin Laden was killed, Obama attended the Correspondents Dinner rattling off jokes.

On this Cuba - Argentina trip trip the #2 man in ISIS was killed.


US Government business goes on if the POTUS is at the WH or not.

Obama has plenty to be criticized for this trip is not one of them.
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That's how I feel, Gramps. But the Obama shriekers are in the echo chamber of Fox. They just get reinforced by each other when they make these ridiculous criticisms, and they don't realize how much everyone else is really rolling their eyes at them.
 
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Gramps said:
IIRC the night Osama Bin Laden was killed, Obama attended the Correspondents Dinner rattling off jokes.

On this Cuba - Argentina trip trip the #2 man in ISIS was killed.


US Government business goes on if the POTUS is at the WH or not.

Obama has plenty to be criticized for this trip is not one of them.
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So what you are saying is, that Obama doesn't do anything. Some one else is calling the shots?

I thought I looked at pics that clearly showed him in the war room watching the attack on Osama?

Maybe not.
 
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Gramps said:
IIRC the night Osama Bin Laden was killed, Obama attended the Correspondents Dinner rattling off jokes.

On this Cuba - Argentina trip trip the #2 man in ISIS was killed.


US Government business goes on if the POTUS is at the WH or not.

Obama has plenty to be criticized for this trip is not one of them.
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So you agree with Obama's position on Cuba?

If yes, why?
 
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Obsessed said:
So what you are saying is, that Obama doesn't do anything. Some one else is calling the shots?

I thought I looked at pics that clearly showed him in the war room watching the attack on Osama?

Maybe not.
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No I am saying the president does not have to be sitting at his desk in the Oval office to " call the shots". Anyone who thinks otherwise is not to bright.


He was in the war room when the the attack on the compound happened. While the team was moving into position. He was at the coresponsedence dinner telling jokes.
 
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ajvol01 said:
So you agree with Obama's position on Cuba?

If yes, why?
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Yes I like that we have started a relationship with Cuba.

The old phrase “You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar” come to mind.

It is difficult for 2 parties to mend their differences if they act like children and refuse to communicate with one another in order to resolve those differences.

I think opening a relationship with Cuba is a bright spot in the Obama presidency.
 
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Gramps said:
Yes I like that we have started a relationship with Cuba.

The old phrase “You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar” come to mind.

It is difficult for 2 parties to mend their differences if they act like children and refuse to communicate with one another in order to resolve those differences.

I think opening a relationship with Cuba is a bright spot in the Obama presidency.
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So Obama is smarter than every president in the last 50 years?

What has Cuba done differently to change our country's relationship with them?
 
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Gramps said:
Yes I like that we have started a relationship with Cuba.

The old phrase “You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar” come to mind.

It is difficult for 2 parties to mend their differences if they act like children and refuse to communicate with one another in order to resolve those differences.

I think opening a relationship with Cuba is a bright spot in the Obama presidency.
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How does America benefit from this?
 
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ajvol01 said:
So Obama is smarter than every president in the last 50 years?

What has Cuba done differently to change our country's relationship with them?
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You don't really understand much about history, do you ?

See, back in the 60s and 70s the Cuban dictatorship worked with the Soviets to spy on us, place weapons near us, that sort of thing. Even after that ended, a couple of generations of Cuban exiles so hated the regime there for taking their stuff in the 1950s that any reapproachment was politically impossible.

Now, however, with the passage of time, there is hope we can help the Cuban people, maybe even effect change there for the better.
 
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lawgator1 said:
You don't really understand much about history, do you ?

See, back in the 60s and 70s the Cuban dictatorship worked with the Soviets to spy on us, place weapons near us, that sort of thing. Even after that ended, a couple of generations of Cuban exiles so hated the regime there for taking their stuff in the 1950s that any reapproachment was politically impossible.

Now, however, with the passage of time, there is hope we can help the Cuban people, maybe even effect change there for the better.
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Marco Rubio, who has a little more knowledge/experience with Cuba, disagrees.

Oh, wait, he is a conservative, his first hand knowledge is mute to you. NVM, you always know best, troll on.
 
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T-TownVol said:
Marco Rubio, who has a little more knowledge/experience with Cuba, disagrees.

Oh, wait, he is a conservative, his first hand knowledge is mute to you. NVM, you always know best, troll on.
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He comes from the heart of that community that still resents the taking of their family items by the then revolutionaries. I'd have been floored if he said anything conciliatory.
 
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