May 16, 2008

Did Bush Really Call Obama an Appeaser?

Ethel C. Fenig
Rich Moran believes --along with most of the media and the Democrats themeselves--President Bush was dissing Obama and pals  when Bush condemned negotiating "with the terrorists and radicals" in his address to the Israeli Knesset (Parliament).    Ah, but was he?  Not according to the President.   As White House Press Secretary Dana Perino pointedly replied when asked if  the Bush's speech was a "slam on Senator Obama"  

It is not.  And I would think that all of you who cover these issues and have for a long time have known that there are many who have suggested these types of negotiations with people that President Bush thinks we should not talk to.  I understand when you're running for office you sometimes think the world revolves around you -- that is not always true and it is not true in this case.    

Meanwhile, clearly differentiating himself from Obama and the let's-discuss-terror-reasonably-with-terrorists-and-then-we'll-be-friends advocates, McCain extended the argument.
Saying he takes Bush at his word that he wasn't speaking directly of Obama, McCain said, "It does bring up an issue I will be discussing with the American people, and that is why does Barack Obama, Senator Obama want to sit down with a state sponsor of terrorism?" McCain said in the back of his campaign bus.

(snip)
 
"It is a serious error on the part of Senator Obama that shows naiveté and inexperience and lack of judgment to say that he wants to sit down across the table from an individual who leads a country that says and says that Israel is a stinking corpse, that is dedicated to the extinction of the state of Israel."
Inexperienced and naive vs. strength and experience. Now that's a clear cut choice.

Comments

Too bad it's hard to believe anything McCain says about any issue. He's suggesting American troops will be out of Iraq by 2013. How does he know what the future holds? It's just as irresponsible a statement as Obama's promise to meet with Iran. He's promising Q&A sessions with Congress, a la Prime Minister's Questions in Britain. He doesn't understand that the PM is a member of Parliament, while the president is not a member of Congress. McCain's "strength and experience" will give us amnesty for illegals and the continued decline of this once great nation. There's not much of a choice between the two, unless you consider bad and worse to be acceptable choices.

Pat, weened on sour milk? Review the 2013 spot and note that he does not say we will be out of Iraq by then. The rest of you whines are also suspect. Address the article.

Pat, if you're a passenger in a car and are about to do a Thelma and Louise off a cliff, would you rather the driver do 30 mph (bad) or 90 mph (worse)?
I contend there is a choice; and one of them leaves us more time to correct the situation than does the other.

No one tried harder than Bill Clinton to solve the Palestinian Isreili problem for 8 years as did pres. Bush when he took ofice, and still the Palestinians danced in the street on 9-11. They only want one thing, the complete distruction of Isriel. Other than that happening there will never be any peace in the middle east. Obama says Iran will not have to meet all the requirements before he meets with them, then why should they meet any. Obama cant be trusted not to make things worse. Once that happens theres no going back.Obama is like a puppet with alot of people telling him what to say, only he gets it all mixed up in his head and when he speaks it comes out jumbled up. I dont want my future intrusted to him its too risky.

It is so obvious what the President actually said. It is almost breathtaking the kind of venom that shot out from the left. They are so geared up and think everything is about them. You know what? "Methinks thou dost protest too much" .. so many democrats have vilified our national policy while overseas, just look at them all reacting!

And the President was talking about Neville Chamberlain and Jimmy Carter.

You know its almost funny. Hes talking about Carter and all the guilty democrats just went nuts... GOTCHA!

Creating forward military positions in Afghanistan, Iraq and Israel to isolate the most volatile place on earth is brilliant - the idea that we are thinking about leaving is foolish. We should be there - stay there and create freedom.
If they can spread hate with children strapped with bombs - we should be able to spread freedom any way we choose.
Stay. 60 more years. 600 more years. Until freedom is the dominant condition.

Looks like even country music stations are upset with Bush attacking an American citizen:

"Currently, 147 country music stations have instituted the [Bush] ban, a number which has been growing by the hour. Clear Channel, a major syndicator to all radio formats across America, is considering the ban, which would increase the numbers significantly and be a major blow to the White House. Several Clear Channel stations have independently instituted their own ban."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-j-elisberg/country-radio-stations-sh_b_102147.html

Bush may find his Hitler remarks backfiring even further on him considering his own well documented family history of appeasement, support and money laundering for Hitler.

http://newsmine.org/archive/cabal-elite/families/bush-dynasty/bush-family-fortune-from-nazis-dutch-connection.txt

http://www.truthout.org/docs_02/012303A.ma.dead.htm

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines04/0925-01http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=8783.htm

http://ecosyn.us/Bush-Hitler/Bush-Hitler.html

http://globalresearch.ca/articles/ROG309A.html

"Bush may find his Hitler remarks backfiring even further on him considering his own well documented family history of appeasement, support and money laundering for Hitler."

Because Bush is responsible for the views of his grandfather? Clearly Bush has made some bad choices (like granting billions to mexico so they can build a fence on their southern border, but telling the american people we can't do the same on ours.) but blaming him for the views and actions of his lineage is ridiculous.

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