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Romney slams Obama’s “naivete” . . . Washington Times
Obama aide defends Crimea response . . . Politico
Republicans want Obama to get tougher . . . Examiner
Carter: Obama never calls me for advice . . . Newsmax
U.S. sends more troops to Uganda . . . Washington Post
WH weighs next “nuclear option” . . . Politico
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5 thoughts on “The Obama Morning News || March 24, 2014”
This from the WAPO article on Uganda.
Although critics accuse Obama of “weakness” in Syria and the administration has been challenged by Russia’s military intervention in Ukraine, the Uganda action is a relatively inexpensive way to show resolve in a popular cause.
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Well, there you have it — Osprey and more Special Forces — “a relatively inexpensive way to show resolve in a popular cause”. Nothing more and nothing less. One and done.
But millions for a China vacation and a potentially long term unstable balance of power with Russia — golf.
Uganda . Think Clinton. Think Mogadishu. That’s how badly these things can turn out — there is nothing relatively inexpensive about that or about the cost of material and the loss of brave service men or women. Special Forces die also.
Stepping up the hunt for Kony (whose forces have dwindled to around 250 fighters) while the killers of four Americans in Benghazi roam freely and have never been questioned by the CIA.
Yeah, this is adviser boots on the ground, right? A diversion from something?
Deep sadness new data shows plane ended in the Southern Indian Ocean. Due to info concluded flight ended in Indian Ocean. Was lost, ended in ocean. Wreckage picked up. Just heard on Fox.
Once in a while I read Phyllis Schlafly’s website, and she says one of the reasons mothers are opposed to Common Core that it keeps “longitudinal” records on children from birth onwards. In effect, it is another example of government knowing every little thing about an American citizen.
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