Russia's Putin: Romney 'mistaken,' Obama 'honest'

NBO ^ | 9/6/2012

[Thunder90]

MOSCOW -- President Vladimir Putin said in an interview aired Thursday that Russia can work with Mitt Romney if he's elected U.S. president, even though Romney has called Russia the United States' "No. 1 geopolitical foe."

However, Putin also suggested that a Romney presidency would widen the rift over an anti-missile shield the United States is deploying in Europe.

[Thunder90]

Even Russia and China, our enemies, want to re-elect Obama.

[A_Former_Democrat]

Bring back the mic pick-up of the whisper “wait until after the election”

[Thunder90]

Putin wants Obama re-elected PING!!!

[El Cid]

Translation:

Putin:'Obama is easier to roll than Romney'.

[FreeAtlanta]

We vil transmit many messages to Obama...

[Unam Sanctam]

Of course Putin wants Obama. Why would he pass up the “flexibility” offered?

[Cringing Negativism Network]

The big problem is, so do our own leaders.

Business leaders.

What does that mean, when our business leaders are playing for the other guys?

Shouldn’t be be stopping that?

Just asking. Sure seems to me, we should be.

[Tailgunner Joe]

The Kenyan Marxist Obama and KGB Putin are good comrades.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Proof enough that Putin fears Romney.

[jonrick46]

Russia, China, Iran and Zer0—all fellow travelers.

[From The Deer Stand]

Putin knows who the commie is.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Thunder90.

[econjack]

I am shocked! Why would a Communist ever support a Marxist?

Oh... Never mind...

[Navy Patriot]

The Rats can be proud, Putin is finally pleased with their candidate.

[holden]

Sure, he probably is honest—with other Communists!

HF

[justlurking]

Well, that settles it. Putin's endorsement convinced me.

I'm voting for Obama.

[Romulus]

Romney is a messianic neocon, surrounded by more of the same. I fear him too.

[WOSG]

KGB Agents 4 Obama!

[Michael Barnes]

You said it, they are “our enemies”; they are NOT O’s enemies.

[beethovenfan]

In other words, Romney will do what’s in America’s best interest, unlike burr-head.