Posted on 03/20/2013 5:57:25 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee tells Newsmax that President Obama won’t succeed in restarting peace talks in the Middle East because the Palestinians have “zero interest” in negotiations.
The 2008 Republican presidential candidate also says the administration’s dealings with Mohammed Morsi and Egypt are “foreign policy gone wild,” and warns that the United States will be viewed as a “toothless tiger” if Obama doesn’t respond as promised to the use of chemical weapons in Syria. …
“You’ve got a Palestinian government that refuses Israel’s right to exist. It’s really hard to negotiate with someone when they don’t even believe you have a right to exist, much less exist with a level of safety and security. If the president honestly believes he can do something about the peace process, he’s not smoking a peace pipe—there’s something else in that pipe.” …
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Huckabee Hints at 2016 Presidential Run
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Guess what Huck...neither does Hussein.
Doesn’t everybody know that?
That’s when they suddenly wake up. Of course, they are easily tripped up over other RINO political positions . . .
sadly no, we have the far elft who think obama is a messiah, we have liberal tarians who couldn;t careless.
I’m hearing the corrupt media now say how Israel and America has never been closer since obama came along,
You’ve got a Palestinian government that refuses Israel’s right to exist.IOW, Huckabee recognizes the existence of an independent nation of Palestine. FAIL. He'd make a good VP (though not a good VP candidate) because he'd draw fire.
It’s kind of a duh....
Here is a thought.
Maybe the people who call themselves palistinians should go back to the countries they came out of when they went to Israel looking for jobs
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