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Our President Is Turning Our Country Into A Laughing Stock.

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– April 8, 2010Posted in: Politics

Is it just me or does anyone else feel like that the world is laughing at our President? Obama’s foreign policy is a train wreck on its way to the station.

*Signing a nuclear treaty with Russia’s sock puppet, Medvedev, that puts the U.S. at a disadvantage and in danger…
*Netanyahu canceling his plans to come to the U.S. for Obama’s Nuclear Summit…
*A foreign diplomat claiming to be lighting his shoe bomb on a U.S. flight…
*And hikers abducted by Iran and being accused of being spies…

Crazy is an understatement!
In an interview on ABC’s World News Tonight on April 8, 2010, George Stephanopoulos asked the President what he thought of a comment made by Sarah Palin. Her comment was something to the affect that Obama’s policy is like kids on a playground fighting and one of the kids saying, go ahead and hit me, I won’t hit you back to which Obama replied, “The last time I checked Sarah Palin is no expert on nuclear policy”. Well I’m sorry, it doesn’t take an expert or even someone with minimal intelligence to know that disarming our nukes is just asking for trouble. The other powers of this world are not of the noble stock that the U.S. comes from. The world will see this as weakness and they will try to capitalize on that weakness every chance they get. They will push the U.S.’s buttons at every opportunity. At this point I even miss Clinton as President, and I couldn’t stand him.

Bogus Nuclear Treaty

Palin’s Comments

Netanyahu Snubs Obama’s Nuclear Summit

I Have Diplomatic Immunity

Hikers In Danger In Iran

Obama's Bogus Treaty

Obama's Bogus Treaty

Tags: Ahmadinejad, Benjamin Netanyahu, Dmitry Medvedev, National Security

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