Posted on 06/19/2014 9:05:58 AM PDT by MeshugeMikey
President Barack Obama will meet with members of his national security team and will deliver at statement on the situation in Iraq at 12:30 pm ET. CNBC.com will be streaming this event live.
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Exactly. I’d was thinking watching paint dry. lol
Obama protects only Obama. The disgusting press pigs cover for him at every turn.
OOOOO lucky you
Is it just me or is his head down lower than usual ???
is his nose heavy today ???
He just mentioned “Whack a Mole”. Something he has been doing with all the scandals.
Blathering on about “building effective partnerships.” How’d that got for ya in Libya, fool?
Ahhhhh.............
Nope. Can’t think of one.
I don’t want to appear to be coming down on one side or the other militarily, so let’s just bomb both the Germans and the French so we dont get blame for picking sides”
So true
we have a “partnership” with who ???
uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
this is not gong to end well for the US...
Question for Obama: “Where’s Lois Lerner’s Emails?”.. You KNOW the media would be bashing Bush over the head with these types of questions had Bush done something as criminal as the IRS scandal.
Oh boy, everything he says “we need” is precisely what “we had” in Iraq that he demolished.
he said were in partnership with president someone the name sounded middle eastern but which country ???
none of the moslem countries in the ME are our friends..
The Drone President.
zzzzzzzzzzz....
All empty words.
he says something is encouraging..
he says nothing about protecting US interests..
lol (but i shouldn’t be laughing)
He threw in Yemen, but did not specify on the nature of the partnership.
What a chump.
Can you imagine Reagan ever babbling on like this? I can’t.
I guess Barry is used to his HUGE golf handicap.
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