Hate to be a snob, but I’d prefer to hear about this from someone with a better than 4th-grade reading level. Netanyahu held his ground, period. As to a$$-handing, I don’t see it (but that may be Rush’s take, not the author’s).
Rush didn’t even need to be mentioned in the opening sentence. It is superfluous information.
Today, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is visiting Washington D.C., USA. He handed President Barak Obama his “rear end” back to him. In light of yesterday’s speech, which was given by President Obama, regarding Israel, Middle East and this whole issue of an “Arab spring,” of protests in the streets of a number of Arab nations.
From the Alert Net website: “WASHINGTON, May 20 (Reuters) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday he was prepared to make compromises to peace but he rejected President Barack Obama’s proposal that Israel return to its 1967 borders.
Obama and Netanyahu met at the White House a day after the U.S. president endorsed a longstanding Palestinian demand on the borders for their future state.
In remarks to reporters in the Oval Office, Obama said he had reiterated the principles he had laid out on Thursday.
Both men acknowledged differences between their positions.
Obama said the United States and Israel had an extraordinary bond. Netanyahu said he and Obama could still work together for peace.”
I would love to be a fly sitting on a wall listening to what is REALLY is going on in regards to this meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Obama. It would not be of any surprise if Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed his outrage over President Obama’s speech in much more detailed way.
Frankly, I cannot blame Prime Minister Netanyahu being “very angry” over the course of the last day over the tone and direction of President Obama’s speech, which simply comes from not only from Prime Minister Netanyahu himself, but also from a nation that for sixty-three years has had to STAND UP to those neighbors who wanted to see that very same Israel destroyed.
Obama said in his speech on Thursday that the United States …
Yeah.
You’re a snob.
A politically ignorant snob, no less.
0bamamao is out of his league with respect to Netanyahu.
Netanyahu soundly rejected 0bamamao’s previously reported stand and did so with an utterly brutal response.
Your fourth grade reading comprehension and third grade listening comprehension is clearly on display.
Why shoot the messenger?
It dilutes your point.
You are but you hate it, jerk wagon.