Posted on 09/03/2013 3:13:42 PM PDT by Libloather
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton backs President Barack Obama’s move to urge Congress to back a targeted effort in Syria, in the first comments from her camp since the president unveiled his plan, POLITICO has learned.
“Secretary Clinton supports the President’s effort to enlist the Congress in pursuing a strong and targeted response to the Assad regime’s horrific use of chemical weapons,” a Clinton aide told POLITICO.
Calls had been increasing on Clinton to weigh in on the president’s plan for Syria.
Clinton is giving a speech next week that she’d indicated would focus on the debate over the NSA, but it is possible that the focus could shift.
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The islamic/illegals lovin’ Bushs up to more of there ‘in your face America’ stunts. Hussein and Hiillary leave Americans to die in Benghazi, at the hands of muslims, and another of the Bush NWO disciples is gonna give Hillary an award...real damn nice. BFEE is right.
Hillary might have just thrown away her Presidential aspirations, if DU catches wind of it...
The smartest woman in the world wants to kill Christians so the Muslim Brotherhood can turn Syria into Afghanistan.
Truly...we live in Bizarro World when subhumans as we have are “in charge”.
I bet she can't remember any of it - before or after.
"What difference does it make"?
bob, “islamic/illegals lovin’ Bushs Hiillary leave Americans to die in Benghazi” slam dunk?
The good ol boys aren’t really all boys and sure as sure can be aren’t all that good. Both of are 2016 noms for their goes along gets along machine.
Quisling Bush, is chairman of the National Constitution Center, which is giving Clinton the award in honor of her (sic) public service.
R.
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