Obama advisor links Clinton vote and Bhutto death?

CNN ^ | December 27, 2007 | Jessica Yellin, Gloria Borger and Candy Crowley

[wideawake]

Obama and Paul remain on message: America must obey Osama Bin Laden.

Osama Bin Laden, not the President or the Senate, is the rightful director of US foreign policy. If we do as Al-Qaeda commands us, all will be well.

[miliantnutcase]

So if we never went into Iraq Pakistan would be Disneyland right now?

[Mr. Silverback]

Oh my...I never thought I’d want to defend Hillary Clinton, however...

Barack Obama, feel free to get bent you America-hating little puke.

[Mr. Silverback]

Oh, and that goes for Axelrod, too.

[wideawake]

Correct. Until America decided to take out Saddam Hussein, Pakistan was a magical land where gumdrops grew on trees and everyone held hands and danced a happy jig each afternoon.

[wideawake]

The funny thing is, Obama was saying that we should invade Pakistan just last month.

Perhaps he should leave foreign policy to the grownups.

[John Leland 1789]

I believe you have put your own spin on Ron Paul’s message, if not even Obama’s. But Obama is an un-patriotic leftist. Ron Paul is a Constitutionalist, and is a loyal and patriotic American. He sees a greater principle of Constitutionality which no single crisis or series of crises should be allowed to destroy.

There are a few things about Ron Paul that I don’t like, but suggesting that Obama’s purposes and Paul’s purposes are the same is just not JUST nor reasonable.

[Garden Island]

CNN is being the good little lap dogs that they are for Hillary Inc.

Is Obama fit for any office? Of course not, and sooner or later, he would give Howard Wolfson some ammo, as vague and disconnected as linking Pakistan to Iraq is.

It will be interesting to see if the other drive by outlets run with this manufactured story. If they do, Hillary Inc has it in the bag. If they don’t run with this story, it means CNN are the only ones still willing to be bullied, and then urinated on by BJ and his lovely wife.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

“Al Qaeda is resurgent. They’re a powerful force now in Pakistan "
They always were a problem in Pakistan.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

All these politicians are saying all these things during the primary season and when the general election comes, they will have to back track on their comments.

[byteback]

If this guy was more naive in foreign policy he’d be Ron Paul.

[petitfour]

Why does Obama think we went into Iraq if not to draw the flies to the honey? Has Obama ever looked at a map of that region?

[samtheman]

Obama and Paul remain on message: America must obey Osama Bin Laden.

Obama isn't the only Democrat who is on that message. Paul is the only Republican who is.

[TomGuy]

Obama showed his shallowness regarding international affairs in that convoluted fumbling statement he tried to read yesterday regarding Bhutto’s assassination.

Obama demonstrated he had little understanding of world affairs. His (or his spokesperson’s) attempt to connect the Iraq War vote with this assassination is pure opportunism for political purposes.

[wideawake]

Ron Paul is a Constitutionalist, and is a loyal and patriotic American.

Ron Paul is an opponent of the US Constitution, a dislaoyal American and a traitor.

He hates this country and he wants to see it destroyed.

[PhilCollins]

I agree about Rep. Paul. I was in the navy for 21 years, including six months near Baghdad. I hate the fact that Paul doesn’t want to defeat the terrorists.

[Mr. Silverback]

Perhaps he should leave foreign policy to the grownups.

No, he definitely should leave foreign policy to the grownups.

[Mr. Silverback]

And they had weddings and flew kites. Don’t forget the weddings and kites.