Taa Daaaah........
Hijacking foreign policy and proud of it, these are two of my least favorite US citizens who love to blame American first and be palsy-walsy with thugs and low-lifes. The king and queen of moral equivalence, the Carelosi's.
Even the Washington Post frowns upon Pelosi's Middle East prattle, though Brother Carelosi approves her surge in Syria. Her freelancing is not appropriate and a gross violation of national boundaries.
It's no cigars to Carter and Pelosi, the Carelosis.'
It's no cigars to Carter and Pelosi, the Carelosis.'
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UPDATE: Friday's WSJ writes Pelosi may have broken the law by taking this trip and a peace mission with Syria.
And the Philidelphia Inquier had this to say about her trip: It's nuts!
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Amen Webutante! Well said indeed! I am so frustrated with the likes of these.
Someone better tell Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA) and Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-AL) that they too broke the law, as they accompanied Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) to Syria - and also met privately with Syrian President Bashar el-Assad.
And don't forget US Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees and Migration Ellen Saurbrey, a Republican from Maryland who ran for Governor in 1994 and 1998, and who served in the Maryland Legislature from 1978-1994, who met last month with Deputy Foreign Minister Fayssal Mekdad regarding the flow - no make that the tidal wave - of Iraqi refugees fleeing the freedom and good news stories in their country. That was the first such meeting in between the countries in over two years.
Of course, the Bush administration and its lackeys spent a considerable amount of time bad-mouthing Speaker Pelosi, all the while failing to mention that they briefed her before her visit. And there was almost no mention of the Republicans who traveled with the Speaker on her trip. I'm guessing that was just an "oversight".
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