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Yemen a "model of success"

Posted: Apr 5, 2015

Schiff says Al Qaeda having 'resurgence' amid Yemen chaos

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/04/05/schiff-questions-white-house-policy-on-yemen-say-al-qaeda-have-resurgence/

Schiff says Al Qaeda having 'resurgence' amid Yemen chaos

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/04/05/schiff-questions-white-house-policy-on-yemen-say-al-qaeda-have-resurgence/

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This ^ from a democrat. - sm

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Yeah, and ISIS? Well, they're just the JV team. Nothing to worry about there.

We all knew this would be the consequence of the Bush/Cheney doctrine - Chickens coming to roost

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Bush should have read "How to Win Friends and Influence People." Oh yeah, he was too busy partying, going AWOL from the Guard, and putting up banners wearing flight suit costumes.

When has beating up on people, destroying their countries, and thumbing your nose at other cultures and religions ever been a good policy?

You should following your own reading suggestions. - Post wrong on so many points.

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Bush DID NOT up the banner - If you bothered to research, you would find that crew on that ship chose to do that themselves to let the President know they had completed the mission they were assigned. Bush has nothing to do with this and it is well documented.

BTDW - Speaking of AWOL - Imam Obama still refuses to disclose where he was and what he was doing during the Benghazi massacre. Close associates have claimed he was strung out on coke.

Where do I begin? - Burtthecat

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Don't you think POTUS had the final say about whether the banner was put up? Posters who continue to question the actions of the Bush administration and the ongoing consequences do not hate America simply because they continue to point out that the horrors going on in the Middle East do not exist in a vacuum.

No. When on a ship, the captain/commander is the boss, no one else. - Truthhurts

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The ship is like a country and Captain/Commander of the ship is the President. Bush was a visitor on that ship.

The problem is Obama could have bartered for troops to be left in Iraq until the army was up to par, but he left everything slide, as did the SOS, who was too busy campaigning for donations for their foundation.

We definitely don't need another Alinksy follower running for president, let alone winning unless Communism is the flavor of choice. Not mine, though, and I'll do anything I can to keep it from happening through education and working for a candidate if need be, to voting for my choice of candidate.

Wrong. - SM

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You can't pin this on anybody other than BO himself. If he's going to take credit for something being a success, he must also take credit for the same thing being a failure. Speaking of failure, he's epic.

BO epic failure is right! Obama so incompetent, it is mind - boggling to think someone could be so inept

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Uh, we had ALLIES in Europe and Asian countries - Truthhurts

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when Bush was president.

He didn't party as president, that's Obama.

He didn't put that banner up, either. The ship's commander did that because THEY just accomplished THEIR mission. Another talking point from a radical left-wing publication, probably funded by Soros, who hated Bush so much he had offered millions of dollars to anyone who would defeat Bush in the second election.

Maybe doing a little research would be helpful before you keep up the hate against a former president who had a lot of respect from other countries. Even in the country where the reporter threw the shoe at him was arrested and jailed for doing so.

Would they do that today for this president? That's an "iffy" and "maybe" because Obama no longer has much respect from any country. Oh, and let's not forget some Dems are now pulling away from him because of his radical viewpoints and breaking the laws. They have realized they created a monster and now don't know how to stop him without becoming another Bob Menendez.

Uh, we still have allies, try France, Russia, China, Germany, Great Britian, all... - sm

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partners in the Iran coalition. To say other nations don't respect us could not be further from the truth. Some may not love us, but they do respect us.

Thank God for your post and a reasonable discussion - Nothing but the usual rampant left-wing DemAlinsky

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all over this board. Futile to attempt an intelligent discussion because the DemAlinsky's are so busy talking to themselves with some of the most ridiculous comments...doing everything they can to incite something. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Typical RepubliTard kiss-up. - :p

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