Spews that unicorns-and-rainbows dog vomit about "a world without nuclear weapons" to a roomful of world leaders, not all of which by any means have America's best interests on their agendas, and then tells Russia's Medvedev, when he thinks the microphone is off, to wait until after he's re-elected to deal with missile defense, when he'll "have more flexibility."
Squandered stimulus
Record debt and deficit
Unconstitutional individual health-insurance mandate
Solyndra
Foregoing Keystone XL pipeline
Using Henry Louis Gates incident and Trayvon Martin incident to play race card
Chevy Volt
Sitting on his hands during 2009 Iranian election protest
Wrong side of Honduran presidential crisis
Radical background
Orchestrated diminishing of America's role as leader on world stage
This horrible creature must be stopped.
Calcified dog vomit or bull shit?
ReplyDelete"We seek the elimination one day of a world free of nuclear weapons."--Ronald Reagan, 1/21/85.
And then a few months later he told Gorbachev "The Pershings stay."
ReplyDeleteTo try to use this quote to portray Reagan as some sort of zeal-driven activist for rapid elimination of nuclear weapons is so disingenuus as to be ridiculous. Would he have pushed for the kinds of reductions in tactical and strategic arsenals that the MEC is pushing for. Yoo know he wouldn't.
There has also never been a president so passionate about missile defense as Reagan. The MEC is clearly the opposite of that. His passion is for maximizing Ameerican vulnerability, which in his warped worldview makes him look courageous.
ReplyDeleteGuess it was mere BS for Ronnie. Google any presidential quotation since FDR and you will find the same, rhetoric, or, as you say, vomitus caninus.
ReplyDeleteYou must be pretty certain the High Court will side with the dissenting states regarding the constitutionality of The Patient Protection Act. Interesting slant on that is Obama gets reelected if they do declare it dead since voters will not think they need to elecxt you crazies in order to repeal it.
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