Posted on 09/21/2015 6:13:50 AM PDT by jimbo123
GOP hopeful says there is little Congress can do to improve the nuclear pact
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“I earnestly hope that Congress will vote down this deal,” she said. “But we should be realistic. The rest of the world has moved on.”
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And Fiorina is for Amnesty too
And that is exactly what it is. The GOP could care less about its voting base which doesn’t have a clue as to what the party they vote for is really all about. Of course, that’s the way the GOP likes it: “Give us your money and your votes, but we don’t want your principles and convictions.”
The base needs to wake up and stop sleepwalking through elections. They are being taken for a ride.
Yeah right.
I saw what Cruz did on TPA and obama trade. I followed that very closely.
TPA made Obama trade possible .He was all for that until he switched some votes later on but wrote an op ed supporting it etc.. Who would vote to empower Obama
Obama trade is just as bad if not worse than the Iran deal.
Cruz voted for both TPA and the Corker bill
Congress won’t because they either want the Iran deal, still think Obama is just misguided and really wants what’s best, or thinks their leaders will come through in the end.
Hey Carly, why don’t you face reality and admit that this treaty is an act of TREASON!
It’s a treaty. Congress should have been suing to stop its implementation until it had been passed by 2/3 of the senate. Instead they turned defeating it into just another bill insuring it could never overcome a filibuster or veto. But they get to crow that the voted against the “Iran deal” when they did everything possible to insure would happen. This is the type of dishonesty and corruption we have to deal with BY OUR OWN SIDE! I don’t really trust Trump but I so want to stick it to these treacherous establishment Bast**ds I would probably hold my nose and vote for him just to shake things up.
There is a lot they can do, Ms Fiorina.
1. Reject it as a violation of the Constitutional treaty provision. IOW, pass a resolution in the Senate that this is a violation. Use nuke option to do so, if necessary.
2. Then send letters to the president and the other nations and international entities participating in this saying that it is a violation of our constitution and isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on.
And reality is:
Obama and the leftists sold us out and in the process, jeopardized the security of our nation, one of our most steadfast allies, Israel, if not the whole world.
I am glad she did so well in the debate so we could start seeing the poison that she really is.
Fiorina has a soft spot for Iran, apparently.
This is such a nothing story.
Shocking that Mrs.” know it all “ can’t come up with a sizzling answer!
“I don’t really trust Trump but I so want to stick it to these treacherous establishment Bast**ds I would probably hold my nose and vote for him just to shake things up.”
Beautifully said!
In light of the HP deals with Iran during her tenure, she would probably prefer not talking about Iran too much. Who knows what people could dig for? So... using more of her “good judgment”, she blows it off.
Snarly is such a joke.
Under Carly Fiorina, Hp Sold Millions Of Dollars Of Products To Iran
Breitbart ^ | 9/16/15 | JORDAN SCHACHTEL
Posted on 9/21/2015, 4:41:01 AM by jimbo123
Carly Fiorina, a Republican candidate president and the former CEO of Hewlett-Packard, presents herself on the campaign trail as a hawk on Iran. She’s promising to take a hardline on the regime in Tehran.
However, during her time as the chief executive of HP, she “sold hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of products to Iran through a foreign subsidiary, despite strict U.S. export sanctions,” Bloomberg reports.
While running the show at HP, Fiorina thwarted sanctions by dealing with Iran through European and Middle Eastern companies, allowing for the tech company to dominate the market in Tehran. By 2007, HP-made printers accounted for 41 percent of the total market share in the country, the report states.
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