WSJ ed. board hits ‘boys in Chicago’ on Obama foreign policy
From today’s Wall Street Journal editorial praising Mitt Romney‘s foreign policy speech yesterday:
The boys in Chicago will keep saying that Mr. Obama has “strengthened our alliances and restored our standing.” But come again? Ask Israel, Poland or Saudi Arabia how confident they are of America’s friendship and resolve these days. The fires across the Middle East, from Libya to Syria to Iran, rage in a vacuum created by the perception that the U.S. is withdrawing from the region. Weakness emboldens adversaries, as Mr. Romney put it, whether Russia’s Vladimir Putin, violent Arab Islamists or Iran’s mullahs.
Presumably “boys in Chicago” refers to the Obama campaign headquarters. Though, that may not have been the best word choice.
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Tom K
Posted on October 9, 2012 at 2:30pmThe Wall Street Journal described Obama’s ” Cronies ” perfectly in this mucked-up politically correct country. Those ” boys in Chicago ” perfectly describes this Corrupt Administration ! Thanks to Obama, the Middle East is burning down, according to their plan. The election in November can not come fast enough for most Americans. Come on W.S.J. – keep up the real journalism of yester-year.
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cecowart
Posted on October 9, 2012 at 1:58pmI recently “took action” about “The Project” to my Tenn. Senators and this was Sen. Corker’s response:”As you may know, in 1928, the Muslim Brotherhood was founded in Egypt as a means to turn the country away from secularism and toward an Islamic government based on sharia law and Muslim principles. The Muslim Brotherhood currently operates as a religious, charitable, educational and political institution. While the organization has largely given up violent tactics, there are ongoing concerns about the group’s influence throughout the country and region. Between 1954 and 2011, Egypt outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood as a political party because of its indirect links to terrorist attacks and terrorist leaders, including Ayman al-Zawahiri”.
I was somewhat taken aback by these comments and wrote back: “Thank you for your response, Senator Corker and I appreciate your concern, but respectfully, Sir, I cannot agree that the Brotherhood has “largely given up violent tactics”. There is growing evidence that this Brotherhood is behind most of the violence in mid-eastern countries that recently took place in Benghazi and throughout all that region, including the assassination of our Ambassador, Chris Stevens and that they are very much behind the more subtle invasion into our government, both at local and at national levels, as well as assimilating into our very neighborhoods. Senator Corker, I am very much dismayed that many of our government leaders are naive or, otherw
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bob5521
Posted on October 9, 2012 at 1:42pmObama’s foriegn policy is “What happens in Mogadishu stays in Mogadishu”. Our ambassdor to Libya a country we helped liberate is murdered because of lack of security. Then they try to cover it up. This policy and this administration must go. Wake up America and vote them out.
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