GreatGran wrote: I am sure Obama is shocked that his diplomatics skills just aren't working. What is wrong with these countries.
And Obama's speeches to us are not exactly being taken as seriously as they used to... lie to me once... lie to me twice... (oh wait, it's the American people who are lying now, silly me)
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
GreatGran wrote: I am sure Obama is shocked that his diplomatics skills just aren't working. What is wrong with these countries.
And Obama's speeches to us are not exactly being taken as seriously as they used to... lie to me once... lie to me twice... (oh wait, it's the American people who are lying now, silly me)
You know, it is amazing that everyone has too much respect for the POTUS to call him a liar, which he is, but Harry Reid says that the public are "liars". Sort of tells us something, doesn't it?
"Why Americans Should Care about Venezuela's Fight for Freedom
Peter Brookes
March 2, 2014 at 12:05 pm
While the uprising in Venezuela is getting lots less news coverage than the turmoil in Ukraine, the outcome is of equal importance — if not more — to the United States.
Why? Geography.
Quite simply, though not understating the importance of the results of “East versus West” in Ukraine, Venezuela is in our hemisphere and what happens there could impact a lot here.
Though there are fewer headlines about Venezuela today than when fiery, strongman Hugo Chavez was alive and in power, the country still causes problems for U.S. interests.
In other words, we shouldn’t be passive about what’s going on in Venezuela."...
"Venezuelan troops tear through border city to crush student protest in cradle of uprising
Nicolás Maduro orders army to regain control of San Cristóbal, the birthplace of nationwide protests that have killed at least 39 people and rocked his Socialist government"...
