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Uh, no, naïve policy is policy that assumes if you just make nice with terrorists they will go away, that you can set a "red line" with Syria and they will just fall in line, that you can reset Russian relations just because you feel like it, that a "freedom flotilla" won't be carrying arms to terrorists, that just pumping a trillion dollars into the economy will make a recession magically go away, that you can grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens without affecting wages or unemployment, that you can wake up one morning and decide to bomb Libya with no negative consequences, that an "Arab Spring" will bring a new era of peace and democracy rather than radical Islamist oppression, that you can ignore ISIS because they're just the "JV team", etc. Obama's policy has been nothing but naïve.
I'm guessing you're referring to Muslim extremists like ISIS? If so, how does it play into their hands to point out the obvious but politically incorrect fact that the Muslim sympathizer in the White House doesn't love his country?
Islamic extremism has been fueled by the American and Israeli foreign policy of destabalizing countries in the Middle East. The Israeli lobby in US (who are inherently hostile to the real America, too) clearly doesn't take Muslim terrorism too seriously as a threat. If terrorism occurs, it just justifies more wars for Israel's strategic interests. The real enemies are the ones who caused this mess.
I'm referring to anyone who's happy to see a high profile politician like Giuliani give a voice to the loons.
And what's wrong with being a Muslim sympathizer? You do realize that sympathizing with Muslims is not the same as sympathizing with Muslim extremists like ISIS?
How is it possible to even quantify that Obama doesn't love his country? That's an absurd extrapolation. It's only "obvious" to those who would do anything to undermine. He doesn't love "the real America"?
I think what Guiliani said is spot on. I think he can speak for himself, and Walker doesn't need to comment on everything he says. Dana is clutching at straws here.
How about what Giuliani's faithful do not know? Why don't you read a little about this fabulous guy with whom you are agreeing.
"The onetime presidential candidate also revealed at the party that Obama "doesn't love America... Rudy may have forgotten the half-dozen deferments he won ducking the Vietnam War, even getting the federal judge he was clerking for to write a letter creating a special exemption for him. And remember Bernie Kerik? He's the Giulaini police commissioner, business partner and sidekick whose nomination as homeland security secretary narrowly preceded indictments. He then did his national service in prison."
"Giuliani went so far as to rebuke the President for not being "brought up the way you were and the way I was brought up through love of this country," a bow no doubt to the parenting prowess of Harold Giuliani, who did time in Sing Sing for holding up a Harlem milkman and was the bat-wielding enforcer for the loan-sharking operation run out of a Brooklyn bar owned by Rudy's uncle."
1. The article is par for the course but I'll add a bit more. Giuliani had to blast Obama as most republicans said they would years ago. It's their game. But what Giuliani did a couple days after 9/11 was heinous - we lived 30 miles away. That means to me, never believe what he says.
2. Scott Walker was never a serious presidential contender to me.
Thoughts? Comments?
Guiliani is about to discover that people who live in glass houses should not throw stones. There are a lot of things in Guiliani's past and private life that have not been publicized much outside of NY. Pretty sure that this is about to change and people will hear a lot more about the more unknown and 'interesting' parts of Guiliani's life.
The mud he is slinging is going to come back and end up on his face.
Look where the criticism is coming from: A Communist Mayor, and the idiot DNC chairwoman, Debbie Waterfoul Schultz.
Boy, you people are getting desperate.
Not really. Immature name-calling is actually more indicative of desperation.
People who have lived in NY know more details about the real Rudy, not the mythical one created by a PR machine.
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