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Putin made a rather foolish 'chess move' today by declaring sanctions on Obamas political opponents in US, which did nothing but help them realize that the WH and Congress are on the same side on this issue.
Bad move Vladimir, but don't worry, the American partisan hacks will still hump your legs.
I'm at a loss for words. Are there really this many stupid people in this country? It's as if there is a large portion of the populous that wants the United states to get involved in a conflict with a country that currently has ICBM's pointed at us. Could we simply not get involved for once? Is that too much to ask? I don't have a negative or positive opinion of our current president's overall job performance, but I will say without any hesitation that we couldn't have asked for a better leader in regards to dealing with a mess like this. Could you imagine if McCain was running this show. If russia wants to take a dump in their back yard than let em. We have our own problems.
Obama is oblivious to the world. First Obama told everyone in the world that Russia wasn't the number one geopolitical for of the US. Mind you, he said that knowing that Pootin tried to cause a run on the GSEs during the 2008 financial bubble burst by trying to get China to sell of its stakes in those entities at the same time Russia was. Then he made the infamous "more flexibility" comment on a hot mic when he was talking to Medvedev. Then he continued funding revolution in the Ukraine and was somehow caught off guard by Pootin when he intervened in the Crimean coup.
It doesn't get much worse than playing Kennedy's role in Vienna...
Well...
Unless of course you also had an inept SoS or something...
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Being cautious is advisable. Issuing a meaningless sanction is laughable, as the entire world has witnessed.
It just happens to be the way EU wants to play it, so no, they are not laughing. No one is laughing, except you and Putin, but Putin is not laughing at US, he is laughing at people like you who jumped on his side without him even asking. There is nothing like free help.
Putin made a rather foolish 'chess move' today by declaring sanctions on Obamas political opponents in US, which did nothing but help them realize that the WH and Congress are on the same side on this issue.
Sen. Landrieu is Obama's political opponent? She's an endangered Dem Senator in the 2014 midterms. Better rethink that. Seems you could also benefit from Rogozin's advice to Obama.
Sen. Landrieu is Obama's political opponent? She's an endangered Dem Senator in the 2014 midterms. Better rethink that. Seems you could also benefit from Rogozin's advice to Obama.
It just happens to be the way EU wants to play it, so no, they are not laughing. No one is laughing, except you and Putin, but Putin is not laughing at US, he is laughing at people like you who jumped on his side without him even asking. There is nothing like free help.
He's laughing at a "more flexible" Obama who is downsizing the military to pre-WWII levels while at the same time abadoning allies and missile defense for those allies.
Obama effectively did what Kennedy did in Vienna and now Obama gets his own Berlin Wall and there's no doubt he'll get his own Cuban Missile Crisis along with his own Bay of Pigs.
Why are you still talking about Pootin's muscles anyways?
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