do I really have to say it???
Posted on 06/04/2012 2:20:40 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
Mariela Castro, the daughter of Raul Castro, endorsed President Obama on CNN:
"I believe that Obama is a fair man," Castro says. "And Obama needs greater support to be able to take this decision. If Obama counted on the full support of the American people, then we could normalize relationships--we could have better relations than what we had under President Carter."
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Unexpected...
Mariela must be secretly working for the Romney campaign.
Mariela will be hung second when the revolution comes...........
Mariela Castro, the daughter of Raul Castro, endorsed President Obama on CNN...
Well the election is already over then...That’s a real deal breaker for Romney.
So can we put Florida in the Romney WIN column?
I’m sure the feeling is mutual
and Obama endorses Castro!
“Fellow Marxists....”
Ok, that ties it. Now I HAVE to vote for Obama....
The total collaspe and free fall of the obama led socialist democratic left is underway and there is nothing they can do to stop it. Obama is a fair man, if your a communist. Castro’s daughter has to go back to the last great american president for comparison, Jimmy Carter. And carried by the lunatics at CNN, thinking it will give obama a boost, I guess.
This should be headlined in the next RNC political ad.
The socialist ship is sinking...They are all going down together. Glug glug!
do I really have to say it???
This has to really tick off Roselyn. For the past couple of years people have been saying her Jimmy is no longer the worst president ever, thanks to Obama. Now someone near and dear to the hearts of lefties (Castro) is saying Jimmy goes back to last place. What’s a good Southern girl have to do ??!!
In other news... the sun rises in the east!!
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