Who do you support for U.S. Senate in California in 2010?

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Why is Obama backing an Egyptian dictator?

http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/12/01...

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Note: As reported by NBC

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"President Obama is supporting a terrorist," a man told me amid chants of "Leave! Leave!" in Tahrir Square and "Down, down with the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood's spiritual leader." Before, it was "Down, down with Mubarak."

Egypt was torn in half just over a week ago when Morsi made himself more powerful than Mubarak ever was, and the kings before him. Morsi declared himself above judicial oversight, his decisions final and unassailable. He made himself, according to critics, a new pharaoh on the Nile.

BTW, Mr. Obama, I do not think that it would be the best idea to blame George Bush for the disasters about to happen in the Middle East! At this point, you have full ownership of this sh#tstorm!

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Big D wrote:

I find the news hilarious, a republican created issues solutions are being blocked by republicans in congress.
They are fabricating issues years in advance, and then blaming the other side for not solving them.
We just need to get rid of the people creating the problems. They should never have cut taxes on thier rich friends while we were in the red in the first place.

Hey Big Dope, a rational person would blame both sides, you can cry about the taxes, but it won't help at all unless you curb spending and the size of Obama's government.

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RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>Hey Big Dope, a rational person would blame both sides, you can cry about the taxes, but it won't help at all unless you curb spending and the size of Obama's government.

I’m not the one crying, fortunately even many republicans are starting to see the writing on the wall. reneging on their oh so sacred no tax pledges right and left.

It is the Tea Baggers crying, let em cry

You cant talk about curbing spending without looking at the military budget.

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Big D wrote:

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I’m not the one crying, fortunately even many republicans are starting to see the writing on the wall. reneging on their oh so sacred no tax pledges right and left.
It is the Tea Baggers crying, let em cry
You cant talk about curbing spending without looking at the military budget.

You seem to be the one that takes one side and runs with it, I believe it's a 2 sided issue. ObamaCare will bankrupt us. I would like to see the military be strong and cut back the wasteful spending that it does, and bring the troops home now.

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WasteWater wrote:

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I pump septic tanks.
Get a life Dude.

Hey, i'm just messing with you, thought you would be used to it since you deal with crap everyday. lol. don't be mad bro.

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WasteWater wrote:

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I pump septic tanks.
Get a life Dude.

THAT. Explains your load of sht !

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RiccardoFire wrote:

"President Obama is supporting a terrorist," a man told me amid chants of "Leave! Leave!" in Tahrir Square and "Down, down with the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood's spiritual leader." Before, it was "Down, down with Mubarak."
Egypt was torn in half just over a week ago when Morsi made himself more powerful than Mubarak ever was, and the kings before him. Morsi declared himself above judicial oversight, his decisions final and unassailable. He made himself, according to critics, a new pharaoh on the Nile.
BTW, Mr. Obama, I do not think that it would be the best idea to blame George Bush for the disasters about to happen in the Middle East! At this point, you have full ownership of this sh#tstorm!

He sure does and it ain't gonna be pretty.

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RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>You seem to be the one that takes one side and runs with it, I believe it's a 2 sided issue. ObamaCare will bankrupt us. I would like to see the military be strong and cut back the wasteful spending that it does, and bring the troops home now.

Oh no... I don’t blame "Arab Spring" on a single president ( as if any US president caused it )

I don’t take one side and run with it, you are the champion there and no one will take your title.

I am all for cutting back on wasteful spending, but I am not an idiot that thinks that is the answer to all problems, nor are there any sacred cows where I would look to cut wasteful spending.

I would like a strong military as well, I am a vet myself. But strong doesn’t have to be gigantic, of the 20 largest militaries in the world, 19 of them are allies.( the ratio may be even greater than that ) We need to stop being the UN's police dog, there are a few more countries than us in the UN.

There are certainly large defense cuts we can make, income too, we need to revoke the tax status of any tax free organization that is politically motivated and active, starting with Churches.

Obama care is great.... we don’t need to get rid of that, there are plenty of other things we can cut though

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Big D wrote:

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Oh no... I don’t blame "Arab Spring" on a single president ( as if any US president caused it )

The Arab Spring started December of 2010, what other Presidents could you blame? lol...

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Big D wrote:

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I don’t take one side and run with it

You constantly blame the R's and the D's are good.

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Big D wrote:

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starting with Churches.
Obama care is great.... we don’t need to get rid of that, there are plenty of other things we can cut though

Here we go, the Bigot comes out, let's go after the Churches. But yet you care about the poor? lol....and obamaCare that is costing full times jobs is good? lol

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Better dish washing soap is needed from now on.

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RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>You constantly blame the R's and the D's are good.

You contstantly bleme thing of D's even when they are casued bt R's

I just laugh at you about it

Get out of the Faux news bubble and you might learn something real

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RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>The Arab Spring started December of 2010, what other Presidents could you blame? lol...

Well no president of the US has any authority over there, they didn’t cause it.

so do you blame Bush for.... lets see... anything that happened in Chad while he was president of the US?

The Arab spring did not start on a particular date, but has been building for decades. It may have boiled over on a particular date.

I don’t blame any US president for that

You are reaching for blame, and it is obvious

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The lead-heads in Congress (republican) side are doing what they go best, stall and lie their backsides off.

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Big D wrote:

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You contstantly bleme thing of D's even when they are casued bt R's
I just laugh at you about it
Get out of the Faux news bubble and you might learn something real

Pull your head out of your Liberal fantasy world, google arab spring, I don't care who the source is, when did Arab Spring start? Hint: it was in Dec of 2010

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Big D wrote:

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Well no president of the US has any authority over there, they didn’t cause it.
so do you blame Bush for.... lets see... anything that happened in Chad while he was president of the US?
The Arab spring did not start on a particular date, but has been building for decades. It may have boiled over on a particular date.
I don’t blame any US president for that
You are reaching for blame, and it is obvious

If Bush went to chad and gave a speech that said we will stand behind any uprising, then yes. http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2012/09/o...

read the speech obama gave and tell me he wasn't backing the arab spring?

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according to Wikipedia:

The Arab Spring, a term given to the Arab Revolution[1](Arabic: &#1575;&#1604;&#15 79;&#1608;&#1585;& #1575;&#1578; &#1575;&#1604;&#15 93;&#1585;&#1576;& #1610;&#1577;&#8206;, al-Thawr&#257;t al-&#699;Arabiyyah), is a revolutionary wave of demonstrations, protests, and wars occurring in the Arab world that began on 18 December 2010.

To date, rulers have been forced from power in Tunisia,[2] Egypt,[3] Libya,[4] and Yemen;[5] civil uprisings have erupted in Bahrain[6] and Syria;[7] major protests have broken out in Algeria,[8] Iraq,[9] Jordan,[10] Kuwait,[11] Morocco,[12] and Sudan;[13] and minor protests have occurred in Lebanon,[14] Mauritania,[15] Oman,[16] Saudi Arabia,[17] Djibouti,[18] and Western Sahara.[19] The major oil rich nations (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman) have been able to keep their ruling families in power