Despite new hopes, U.S. treads cautiously after death of Venezuela's Chavez

Supporters of Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez show pictures of him as they react to the announcement of his death outside the Venezuelan Embassy in Buenos Aires, March 5, 2013.

[Curtis Lowe]

Really? After Obama gave him cancer, do they really think we can play nice?

[TedsLiver]

It will be entertaining to hear the Hollywood elitist Mr. Penn try tell us what a good person Chavez was.

[Susan]

Stupid people

[inbred Genius]

will obama send flowers, or just a couple of CD's with his speeches on them?

[au contraire]

Susan wrote:

Stupid people

Yep, low information voters aren't brain trust for sure.

[Viv]

Thanks God Hugo Chavez had good cooperators, his politicians, government and His vice president will be hopefully the same politicians as Hugo. ussa leave all hopes, you will not rob and not destroy Venezuela.

[au contraire]

Viv wrote:

Thanks God Hugo Chavez had good cooperators, his politicians, government and His vice president will be hopefully the same politicians as Hugo. ussa leave all hopes, you will not rob and not destroy Venezuela.

Seig Heil.

[conservative crapola]

au contraire wrote:

<quoted text>Yep, low information voters aren't brain trust for sure.

The fact they nominated the mor(m)on proves it.

hahahahahahahaha

[Cat74]

Obama gave Chevez cancer? Well that wasn't very nice, and they were such good friends too. I know O didn't give him cancer, but it is fun to watch the supid join the chorus.

[Marichu]

The US has no choice but to wait and see who wins the upcoming election. If it’s a moderate/centrist, then relations can be gradually implemented. But if it’s someone (Maduro) who continues to espouse Chavez’s views, including that paranoiac anti US views, then it may take years to re-establish normalcy.

[Castigator]

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Enjoy!

maduro esta podrido!