Obama the Oblivious

[30a Saluki]

Just when you think, "he really cannot be THIS naive".

CHANGE WE NEED chapter 67:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...6a27f2-b5d5-11e3-8cb6-284052554d74_story.html

“The United States does not view Europe as a battleground between East and West, nor do we see the situation in Ukraine as a zero-sum game. That’s the kind of thinking that should have ended with the Cold War.”


— Barack Obama, March 24

 

[poppy]

So what do you suggest, what would President 30a Saluki do?

 

[poppy]

This is what President Romney says he would have done.-.

"There may have been some people surprised, but there have been many, many others that predicted Russia would try to grab other territories. This had been prepared for some time and we could have taken action earlier on. We would have had far more options to shape events to keep Russia from moving in -- for instance, working with our allies around the world to develop sanctions and communicate those to Russia very, very clearly."

Sanctions, how original.

Right now the US and the EU are working together to toughen the sanctions against Russia that are already in place. This is after President Barack Obama and other world leaders decided to end Russia's role in the group of leading industrialized nations. The move suspended Russia's membership in the G8 and was a direct response from major countries allied against Russia's annexation of Crimea.

Tell me again what president Romney would do differently.

After the disaster of Iraq it's a tough sell scolding other countries on the evils of invasion, Thank you Mr. Bush.

 

[Matt J]

It's probably a post and run, don't expect a response.

 

[30a Saluki]

So what do you suggest, what would President 30a Saluki do?

We would actually have to go back in time. To five years ago. One of our "leaders" first official acts was to go on a worldwide "apology" tour. Bowing to Arab leaders, promising that the US no longer wanted to be a world leader. Then fast forward to Syria, the infamous "red line', when his bluff was called, he did nothing. It is vividly apparent to Putin, and the rest of the world that Obama is a feckless, disingenuous, and quite frankly, disoriented president. He makes Jimmy Carter look like a hero. We now find ourselves at a juncture where our enemies do not respect, nor fear us, and our allies do not trust us, and i do not blame them. I hope we think long and hard before we elect a community agitator again.

 

[30a Saluki]

This is what President Romney says he would have done.-.



Sanctions, how original.

Right now the US and the EU are working together to toughen the sanctions against Russia that are already in place. This is after President Barack Obama and other world leaders decided to end Russia's role in the group of leading industrialized nations. The move suspended Russia's membership in the G8 and was a direct response from major countries allied against Russia's annexation of Crimea.

Tell me again what president Romney would do differently.

After the disaster of Iraq it's a tough sell scolding other countries on the evils of invasion, Thank you Mr. Bush.

But hey, he fixed healthcare, eh? At least he has that going for him!

 

[Lake View Too]

We still haven't heard what president Saluki would do? Do you have a solution to the Syria or Ukraine problems?

 

[poppy]

We would actually have to go back in time. To five years ago. One of our "leaders" first official acts was to go on a worldwide "apology" tour. Bowing to Arab leaders, promising that the US no longer wanted to be a world leader. Then fast forward to Syria, the infamous "red line', when his bluff was called, he did nothing. It is vividly apparent to Putin, and the rest of the world that Obama is a feckless, disingenuous, and quite frankly, disoriented president. He makes Jimmy Carter look like a hero. We now find ourselves at a juncture where our enemies do not respect, nor fear us, and our allies do not trust us, and i do not blame them. I hope we think long and hard before we elect a community agitator again.

Since your first claim that the President went on an "apology tour" has been debunked many times including a "pants on fire" lie rating when the liar of liars Romney kept repeating it, and the rest of your post is filled with talking points, I am forced to assume you have no original thoughts to share.

 

[Matt J]

I'd rather a president bow than barf on a foreign dignitary.

 

[poppy]

But hey, he fixed healthcare, eh? At least he has that going for him!

As of yesterday there were six million signed up for the ACA. That's six million more Americans with healthcare than the Republicans wanted.

Remember how upset Republicans got when Bush extended the May enrollment deadline for his prescription drug plan not by days, but until the end of December?

Yeah, me neither.