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Obama victory spells trouble for Israel's Netanyahu
Reuters ^
Posted on 11/07/2012 7:54:28 AM PST by TigerClaws
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces an even more awkward time with Washington and re-energized critics at home who accused him on Wednesday of backing the loser in the U.S. presidential election.
With Iran topping his conservative agenda, Netanyahu will have to contend with a strengthened second-term Democratic president after four years of frosty dealings with Barack Obama and a rift over how to curb Tehran's nuclear program.
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To: MissMagnolia
Obama has two agendas ...’reward’ & ‘revenge’. ‘Reward’ is redistributing taxpayer money to folks who have supported Obama (Solyndra, et al as previous examples).
And you can bet Koch Industries and the Koch Brothers are at the top of their enemy list.
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11/07/2012 9:31:59 AM PST
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crosshairs
(America: Once the land of the free. Still the home of the brave.)
To: crosshairs
Back in ‘94 Clinton blamed the NRA for losing Congress for the first time in 40 years. Later the IRS launched and audit. Against the NRA...It is what they do. They’re called Democrats.
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11/07/2012 9:53:45 AM PST
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donozark
(The voices inside my head may not be real, but they have some good ideas!)
To: evangmlw
You are right, when Ariel Sharon dies, judgment is upon us!
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11/07/2012 9:56:10 AM PST
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IslamE
(epiphany)
To: Servant of the Cross
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IslamE
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