Get ‘em, Newt!
And he was wrong... how???
That’s one point for Gingrich.
He is partially right.
Obama is not only “clueless” about Iran, He is just plain “clueless” about everything.
Everything Obama touch’s turns to S**t.
He hasn’t done anything right since he took the oath of office and he had to do a do-over at that.
Never fear. Commander Obama’s off to Uganda to save the world:
Excerpt:
And now for Obama’s Ugandan military adventure
By: Gene Healy | 10/17/11 8:05 PM
Examiner Columnist Follow Him @Genehealy
Friday afternoon, in a letter to Speaker John Boehner, President Obama announced that he’ll be deploying 100 combat-ready U.S. soldiers, mostly special forces operators, to Uganda, South Sudan, the Central African Republic, and the Congo.
So much for Dinesh D’Souza’s pet theory that “Kenyan anti-colonialism” is the secret motivation behind everything the president does.
The soldiers’ mission is to help Ugandan forces round up the so-called Lord’s Resistance Army, a group that few Americans had heard of before last week.
The LRA, a grotesque death-cult led by Joseph Kony, a self-proclaimed “spokesperson” for God, has, as Obama put it, “murdered, raped and kidnapped tens of thousands of men, women and children in central Africa” over the last 20 years.
Our soldiers aren’t supposed to engage LRA forces, except in self-defense, and, given that LRA lore holds that anointing yourself with shea nut oil will make you bulletproof, U.S. special forces can probably handle any trouble they get into.
But, following on the heels of Libya — a war in a country the president’s own secretary of defense admitted is “not a vital interest for the U.S.” — Obama’s Ugandan adventure raises the question, what in the world does he think the American military is for?
The LRA is surely a horrible bunch, but, equally surely, they’re no threat to American national security. The president’s decision — in the midst of two ongoing wars — to involve U.S. soldiers in another fight where America has no possible stake, suggests a disturbingly incontinent approach to military intervention.
Read more at the Washington Examiner: http://washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columnists/2011/10/and-now-obamas-ugandan-military-adventure#ixzz1b5fuQZCa
There, that's more succinct.
Keep talking, Newt. These things need to be said.
Newt is kewl. (Sorry, I like to play with linguistics!)