Posted on 02/28/2008 4:58:56 PM PST by Las Vegas Ron
President Bush attacked a key foreign policy stance of Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.), contending heatedly at a news conference Thursday morning that talking to dictators without preconditions can be dangerous and counterproductive.
(Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...
Obama is indeed a very dangerous man. I think I can almost hod my nose and vote for McCain....maybe
I wish Bush would just shut up and stay out of it. Doesent he have enough on his plate?
HUSSEIN Obama attacked Bush. Bush is just responding to Hussein’s nonsense.
Bush has got plenty on his plate. But why shouldn’t he point this out?
[chuckles but can't think of a comeback]
Does he want to go tit for tat on everything Barry brings up? He's not running for reelection, what does he care?. On top of that, he is profoundly unpopular, like it or not. He should stick to business and leave the politicking to others. IMO.
Once again either President Bush prefers Hillary wins, or its premature attack.
This is GREAT material for John McCain to use on Obama. These are perfect and GREAT arguments.
Too bad now Hillary’s camp can and will use it.
Here are two great Quotes:
“What’s lost ... by embracing a tyrant who puts his people in prison because of their political beliefs?” he said. “What’s lost is, it’ll send the wrong message. It’ll send a discouraging message to those who wonder whether America will continue to work for the freedom of prisoners. It’ll give great status to those ... who have suppressed human rights and human dignity.
Warming to the subject, Bush continued: “Sitting down at the table, having your picture taken with a tyrant such as Raul Castro, for example, lends the status of the office and the status of our country to him. He gains a lot from it by saying, ‘Look at me. I’m now recognized by the president of the United States.’”
oops....let’s see what was that...oh yeah, take the L out of lover and it’s over..;)
Um, no. He needs to tell the people what this jackass wants to do to undermine the effort to secure a lasting presence in a strategic region of the world. It’s not that they have all that oil. They also have all that US DOLLAR denominated money. We have to be a credible force to act as a protectorate. It’s all fiat in the end. So yes our President has a duty to tell the people this idiot’s beliefs are screwed up and probably the result of indoctrination by his anti-tech, anti-global growth, anti-USA mom.
But in a way we need to still hold fire. He hasn’t got it locked up yet. Hillary threw fresh meat to the right to help her win. We are helping Hillary.
It's Bush's duty to support the GOP and attempt to point out weaknesses on the rat side. (as pathetic as it may be)
Seems W is the only republican with some wal-nuts to hit Osama back hard. AND WHY NOT? HUSSEIN keeps lying through his teeth and constantly blaming W for this and that. GOOD FOR W! The RNC are nothing but idiots and NOT one red cent will be mailed to them until they grow a few!!
The proper way to address Barack is:,
Barack “Can’t Say His Middle Name” Obama.
OR,
Barack “Arab Christan” Obama,
OR,
Barack “Arab American” Obama,
OR,
Barack “Dad was a Muslim” Obama,
BUT YOU CAN NOT USE,
HUSSEIN
To clarify: I meant the GOP candidate is pathetic IMHO
I have been convinced for some time that Bush is
an airhead..takes after his mother..stubborn and
can’t keep his nose clean...he listens to other
people and then gets involved over his head at
times...next he will be advising McCain..then it
is over...Hello Obama. JK
That’s the Bush I voted for!
I wish he had shown up a bit more during the last 7 years.
I’m Going to miss President George ‘W” Bush.
I hope the next year seems like 10 years;
Not looking forward to the next President.
It does seem to me though that once a person get elected it changes them, i.e the power corrupts etc.
Lack of commitment to principles maybe?
Obama has a foreign policy? Who knew.
So when asked this at a press conference Bush is supposed to say: ????? None of my business I am not running????????
It is an attack on Bush’s policy i think it is his freaking business.
Yo Hussein...bite me!
“Obama is indeed a very dangerous man. I think I can almost hod my nose and vote for McCain....maybe”
watch this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl32Y7wDVDs
That maybe will go away in 52 seconds.
might want to pick a pair up, the lines are going to be long this fall and will probably need to use two hands to pull lever down.
The moron DID send KIM JONG IL a pre-conditionless "legacy" letter in December, and has been kowtowing and ass-kissing to Pyongyang through Condi Rice (additionally through Chris Hill) for the last 18 months.
Barack is a fool.
Bush is a hypocrite.
Obama is a complete idot.
very impressive statement, it likes someone is a bit fired up
Sorry, but I really detest McCain...have for a long time and hate having my arm twisted to vote for him.
Ayn Rand: (para phrase) "Republicans only exist to slow down the inevitable progress of democrats".
It’s missing a barf bag.
If Bush wants to take 10 seconds out of his day to call Obama an ASSHAT... All the power to him!
LOL...where can I get those? Prolly make a million selling on my web site!
Yeah, he's got 25 million entering this country illegally, while he stands down at the border rolling out the red carpet for millions more. During war time yet.
This is what's on his plate
"Either you are with us or you are for the terrorists."
~~George W. Bush
Very sad indeed. The real problem is there is no alternative. Beam me up Scottie!!
His name is Barak Hussein Obama.
Show some respect.
If you can't comprehend his genius, it's because of your limitations.
“I wish Bush would just shut up and stay out of it.”
_____________________________________________________
Bush made several good points and I was glad to hear him disagree with Obama’s foray into foreign policy. If anything I wish Bush would do more of this. BTW, this was a press conference, the point of which is to get the President’s take on issues of the day.
North Korean policy is an abject failure. It is only outdone in it's appeasing and unrealistic failure by that of Clinton/Albright. Kindly pay attention, it has morphed into Mr. Bush' predecessor's policy, for all intents and purposes. (This comes from a supporter of Bush on North Korea from 2001 to 2006, by the way.) Cheers, AiT
Well, not really “complete”. He seems to be missing some testes.
Very true.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.