Is nobel peace prize winner a man of war?
It seems like whatever president Obama touches turns into division, upheaval, and war.
I am trying to remember what the president has done that has bridged gaps between people and fostered more understanding and tolerance, whether it is between nations, or factions or our major political parties, or the rich and the poor, or the left and right, or the government and the governed, etc.
I will say that I thought that the tone that the president took during the summit talks was actually encouraging and bipartisan sounding. I liked it and became hopeful of this type of spirit being nurtured.
Then the president went back into full throttle mode on the HCR bill even to the point of now threatening and dividing those in his own party if they don't vote for his bill (whatever that will be?).
Israel is a tiny country hated by many of it's surrounding neighbors and not loved by it's European brothers and sisters either. It has been trying to survive for 60 plus years and be left alone only to be repeatedly attacked. America has historically been it's strongest ally, or it used to be.
The administration has been extremely silent on Iran, a terrorist regime at a time when it's leaders are killing their own citizens who want freedom. They are developing nuclear weapons. We dare not interfere, seems to be the policy now.
But Israel is building apartments. Surely this is a greater evil to be spoken out against than anything that Iran is doing. At least one would think based on the two different approaches from our government.
I am trying to remember what the president has done that has bridged gaps between people and fostered more understanding and tolerance, whether it is between nations, or factions or our major political parties, or the rich and the poor, or the left and right, or the government and the governed, etc.
I will say that I thought that the tone that the president took during the summit talks was actually encouraging and bipartisan sounding. I liked it and became hopeful of this type of spirit being nurtured.
Then the president went back into full throttle mode on the HCR bill even to the point of now threatening and dividing those in his own party if they don't vote for his bill (whatever that will be?).
Israel is a tiny country hated by many of it's surrounding neighbors and not loved by it's European brothers and sisters either. It has been trying to survive for 60 plus years and be left alone only to be repeatedly attacked. America has historically been it's strongest ally, or it used to be.
The administration has been extremely silent on Iran, a terrorist regime at a time when it's leaders are killing their own citizens who want freedom. They are developing nuclear weapons. We dare not interfere, seems to be the policy now.
But Israel is building apartments. Surely this is a greater evil to be spoken out against than anything that Iran is doing. At least one would think based on the two different approaches from our government.
