Posted on 09/28/2007 6:33:29 PM PDT by Turret Gunner A20
Hillary Clinton said she strongly supported Israel’s reported air strike on a suspected nuclear facility in Syria.
During a presidential debate on NBC Wednesday night, the Democratic hopeful said: “What we think we know is that with North Korean help, financial and technical and material, the Syrians apparently were putting together, and perhaps over some period of years, a nuclear facility, and the Israelis took it out. I strongly support that.”
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***barf***
I don’t want Hillary to have my back ... ever!
Hillary has concluded that she has the nomination won and is already triangulating for the general.
All the caterwauling in the world from the Kos Kidz over this won’t hurt her now. In fact, it helps her in a Sister Souljah way.
Bet the old battle axe would have squealed foul if the US had done this.
She would have asked the UN if it was okay.
I don’t think that this news worthy with the exception is that I want to see her response when the Bush Administration hits Iran.
way to support it after the strike and after the poles show that most people thought it was a good idea.
great job! hildabeast!
what a (censored) (censored) (censored) piece of (censored).
Hillary is no friend of Israel, yet she’ll get close to 80% of the Jewish vote. When will people wake up???
What does Pelosi think about Clinton’s position?
Well I will give her the benefit of the doubt. After all maybe they bombed a Syrian aspirin factory.
The Clinton’s love to do strategic analgesic bombing as we know.
Well when did she come to the party?
As Bruce Willis said in “Die Hard”, “Welcome to the Party Pal”!
First thing I thought of too.
They both like 69.
The MoveOn.Dum people will be howling at her.
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