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My God, I am continually struck by the arrogance of this man...oh, I mean Messiah...
Which one?
"Robinson wrote the speech for President Reagan, including the famous "tear down this wall" line, and submitted it for review. The opposition to it from the administration's entire foreign policy establishment was uniform and adamant.
The National Security Council and the State Department were opposed, as was our highest-ranking diplomat in Germany. They felt it was too provocative and too unrealistic.
oh trust me, I appreciate the skill. it would be fun to drive in, or ride in a race car. but watching it on TV, nah.
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Originally Posted by walidm
Nothing like appreciating the skill it takes to drive a car 200 plus mph. You should go check out a race. I've driven a race car...it's not anywhere close to what the television makes it out to be.
Harvard Law=Arrogance
Senator=Arrogance
Harvard Law Review Editor= Arrogance
Columbia University= Arrogance
Major Party Nominee at his age=Arrogance
Speech in Belin to 100,000 plus= ARROGANCE
In general I wouldn't expect Senators and especially not governors to go abroad very much.
He was only a "Senator" for about a hundred days. What about the other forty-some years of his life?
And again, though his excuse was "he was running for president," he NEVER made it to Europe or even had a meeting as chairman of the subcommittee of European Affairs.
In other words: NO INTEREST IN THE EUROPEAN CONTINENT UNTIL HE HAD TO HAVE INTEREST FOR THE CAMERAS AND HIS FANS.
I have no idea how a moon made of cheese can exist in space. (Equally relevant.)
Well, that part wasn't a direct response to your statement. It's just my general opinion regarding some people's disgust in Obama's worldwide popularity.
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