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Wonderful: New Ambassador to U.N. says U.S. should give up ‘a pinch of sovereignty’
http://conservativefiringline.com ^ | august 9, 2013 | Joe Newby

Posted on 08/09/2013 4:27:38 PM PDT by lowbridge

On Aug 1st, the U.S. Senate voted to make Samantha Power Ambassador to the United Nations.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, responded with a warning, reminding Americans that this is a woman who thinks the U.S. should give up its sovereignty to the U.N. and other global organizations.

In a statement on his website, he wrote:

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Samantha Power’s positions on the United Nations suggest she agrees with President Obama in giving the United Nations authority over fundamental rights, such as our right to bear arms, and in allowing US taxpayer dollars to be used at the UN to undermine our ally, Israel.

In 2003, she wrote that “giving up a pinch of sovereignty” to organizations such as the UN is good for the United States and our security.

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To: shalom aleichem

And let’s not forget Al DeRogatis.

“You’re so right Kurt. He can really fly”

http://greatbutforgotten.blogspot.com/2009/01/al-derogatis-tv.html


61 posted on 08/10/2013 6:07:42 AM PDT by Former MSM Viewer
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