Posted on 09/18/2014 5:10:04 AM PDT by SJackson
Bill Clinton was caught off mike in Iowa this weekend “agreeing that the [Israeli] prime minister [Benjamin Netanyahu] was ‘not the man’ to make peace with Palestinians — a position at odds with his wife’s pro-Israel stance, a new report said Monday. Clinton’s spontaneous comments came during an impromptu conversation with pro-Palestinian activists after he and Hillary spent the day at a political event in Iowa on Sunday.” This is part of a pattern for Bill Clinton – “blaming the Israeli prime minister for the lack of progress toward peace with the Palestinians.” What do we learn from this?
1. Democrats in private seem always to bash our ally Israel and never to criticize the Palestinians....snip...
2. Bill Clinton still plays loose with the facts....snip...
3. This does complicate Hillary Clinton’s charm offensive with Israel....snip...
4. If Bill Clinton is going to keep up the chatter during the presidency, voters may well attribute his comments — and ignorance — to Hillary ...snip...
5. The same pro-Israel liberals who would defend both Bill and Hillary Clinton also vouched for Obama’s pro-Israel sentiments.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
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“Bill Clinton was caught off mike”
Sounds like he was caught ON mike to me. remember this? Rush has a field day with it.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf8TOGrq8Bo
This “accidental” off-mike comment is Hillary’s word to the Saudis, the Emirates, the Palestinians, and other assorted islamo-fascists that she’s a reliable place to put their cash.
Mes no difference what democrats say, Jews, blacks, teachers and union members will vote for them regardless.
And for the life of me I cannot figure why.
60 million dead babies
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