Whiny crybaby Righties at it again...

zappasguitar

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My GOD but some Righties can be pissy little crybabies...

GOP hopeful Rick Santorum says that a lot of people deserve credit for the death of Osama bin Laden — but President Barack Obama isn’t one of them.

In recent weeks, Santorum had called Obama’s foreign policy “pathetic” and accused the president of doing “nothing but appease the Iranians.”

“Ask Osama bin Laden and the 22 out of 30 top al Qaeda leaders who have been taken off the field whether I engage in appeasement,” the president said at a press conference last week.



CNN host John King gave Santorum a chance to respond in an interview Tuesday.

“That’s a pathetic answer, in my opinion,” the Republican presidential candidate replied. “Osama bin Laden was a continuation of President Bush’s policy. It had nothing to do with a contingency or a problem that came up on his watch. He simply followed through, which we have been trying to do for 10 years.”

“[The president] deserves no credit for that?” King asked.

“No, the people who deserve credit for that were the military whose mission it was to find them,” Santorum insisted. “And the president doesn’t deserve credit for doing — he didn’t make a decision, if you will, as to go after bin Laden. That decision had been made 10 years ago.”

After being pressed by King again, Santorum did give Obama some credit for authorizing the military to go into Pakistan and raid the terrorist leader’s compound.

In a May interview with conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, Santorum declared that “9/11 families and everybody else in America should be furious at this president that he’s walking around taking credit for, you know, getting Osama bin Laden.”


http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/12/14/santorum-obama-doesnt-deserve-credit-for-getting-bin-laden/
 
Obama........."Can I have my airplane back?" Iran: "No!"

Obama.........."Please......."I was born a Muslim". "You know, once a muslim, always a muslim"................
 
The Economy is all President Obama's fault.

President Bush gets credit for the capture of OBL.

President Bush gets credit for the end of the war in Iraq.
 
The Economy is all President Obama's fault.

President Bush gets credit for the capture of OBL.

President Bush gets credit for the end of the war in Iraq.

This is just more panicked bleating from another RightWing sheep...they are coming to the realization that there isn't ANYBODY in their current crop of crazies who can touch Obama next November and it's beginning to scare the shit out of some of them...hence the panicked attempt to deflect any credit from the President.

We're going to see the level ratcheted up several levels before next November...it's going to be fun to sit back and wait to see what bullshit they try and saddle Obama with and what nonsense they accuse him of.
 
This is just more panicked bleating from another RightWing sheep...they are coming to the realization that there isn't ANYBODY in their current crop of crazies who can touch Obama next November and it's beginning to scare the shit out of some of them...hence the panicked attempt to deflect any credit from the President.

We're going to see the level ratcheted up several levels before next November...it's going to be fun to sit back and wait to see what bullshit they try and saddle Obama with and what nonsense they accuse him of.


UPDATE: MORE PATENTED RIGHTWING CRAZY!! Now it's Ron Paul's turn!!! Ron Paul on Alex Jones show...proof that Ron Paul IS crazy!


Speaking to conspiracy talk show host Alex Jones on Tuesday, Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) said he believes that Attorney General Eric Holder should be “immediately fired,” and that President Barack Obama is pushing for the legalization of “martial law” in the U.S.

In his comments about Holder, Paul, who’s in a close second place among Iowa Republican primary voters, suggested that his role in the “fast and furious” gun-running scandal should be enough to leverage him from office.

“He should be immediately fired and then there should be an investigation to find out if charges should be made,” he said. “That’s obviously over the top. All these kind of sting operations and false-flag, this is criminal. They do it constantly. I think they were doing that when there was this so-called attempt to kill the Saudi, or, the Iranian ambassador. That kind of stuff. They should be investigated.”



He went on to say that although House Republicans are investigating Holder, he wasn’t sure if the attorney general would ever face charges. “But I think he deserves to have charges up against him,” Paul added.

Holder, who put a stop to the sting operations that saw U.S. agents selling guns to straw buyers, then attempting to track them as they made their way into Mexico, has said he will not resign over the scandal. About 2,000 guns went missing in the investigation. Though several hundred have been recovered, many of them were found at gruesome cartel crime scenes.

The Republican frontrunner also took issue with the inclusion of an “indefinite detention” provision in a defense budget authorization bill that recently made its way through Congress. The provision cements into law the power claimed by the Bush administration and reaffirmed by the Obama administration, letting authorities detain American citizens under military custody, without formal charges against them or access to legal representation.

As a candidate, then-Senator Obama said repeatedly that should not happen in the U.S., but as president he pushed Congress to approve that very power, and created by executive order a system of once-yearly reviews for detainees in military custody. He’s threatened to veto the bill, which is currently being renegotiated, but only because it imposes too many checks on the administration’s power to detain prisoners.

“You know our government has been involved with the CIA, in overthrowing governments for a long, long time, and of course last spring, I guess it was in February, the administration admitted they could assassinate American citizens,” Paul told Jones. “Now they’re putting it into law. This, to me, is an extremely wrong way to go. This is a giant step. This should be the biggest news going right now, literally legalizing martial law.

“In our debates, it didn’t come up at all. This is the one thing that Rand got stopped: the arrogance of them, trying to push through under voice vote, if you go through a trial and are found innocent, the government wants to put you in prison for life anyway. Fortunately for that, they wanted to do it under voice vote and he finally got a vote on that, and that was canceled out.


“That is arrogance of the administration and neglect of the Congress in using their authority and responsibility, as well as the people’s. That’s why it’s up to us now to wake the people up, because they don’t probably realize the significance of it. This is big. This is big.”

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/12/14/ron-paul-obama-pushing-martial-law-holder-should-be-fired/
 
I can feel your pain. I understand your "Hope and Change" has been revealed as nothing more than "Dope and Pain". It must hurt a lot after so much promise and so much to look forward to. Alas, just another left wing union political hack with a brilliant smile and lofty rhetoric. Kinda like big clouds with lots of lightening and thunder, but turns out to be only a big wind.
 
Santorum is getting his butt kicked in the Republican Primary and you guys act surprised that he comes out throwing Hail Mary's? Do you really expect him to come out praising Obama as an attempt to win over the more conservative primary voters?
 
Santorum is getting his butt kicked in the Republican Primary and you guys act surprised that he comes out throwing Hail Mary's? Do you really expect him to come out praising Obama as an attempt to win over the more conservative primary voters?

Well, it'd have the benefit of being an untried approach.
 
Santorum is getting his butt kicked in the Republican Primary and you guys act surprised that he comes out throwing Hail Mary's? Do you really expect him to come out praising Obama as an attempt to win over the more conservative primary voters?

No, but you would think he would have some grip on reality, Which he seems to lack!
 
No, but you would think he would have some grip on reality, Which he seems to lack!


I bet you that by next November, we'll be hearing about stuff tossed at Obama that is "Weekly World News" level crazy...$5 says someone uncovers "evidence" that Obama is consulting with Hitler's ghost to help speed the destruction of our country or some such nonsense.
 
I bet you that by next November, we'll be hearing about stuff tossed at Obama that is "Weekly World News" level crazy...$5 says someone uncovers "evidence" that Obama is consulting with Hitler's ghost to help speed the destruction of our country or some such nonsense.

They will come up with something crazy, Rove has all the think tanks working overtime, probably that Michele and he are a lesbian couple.
 
Well, it'd have the benefit of being an untried approach.

Very true! But if I were a betting man, which I am, I would feel pretty confident that his attempt at doing so would have less a chance at success than Yurt and Onceler admitting they have a true off-line love affair.
 
Very true! But if I were a betting man, which I am, I would feel pretty confident that his attempt at doing so would have less a chance at success than Yurt and Onceler admitting they have a true off-line love affair.

OMG hysterical! I was just writing something to Grind, wait I will PM you with it.
 
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