Faun
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No I didn't. You freaks are simply fucking nuts.You're fucking nuts, con. No one suggested any such thing.
LOLOLOf course I read it. That's how I know it says nothing about trying to influence an election. And again, how could it since there was no election scheduled at the time the money was given?
It also states there was nothing wrong with giving the money.
You're just a fuckingimbecileconservative.
Yes there was , it's illegal to use tax payer money to influence a foreign election and they found away around it.
But again that's not what the argument was about, the argument was did Obama and his hence man meddle in Israels election.
Their is no doubt that he did. We all know he was siding more with the Palestine
We seen it
The issue returned to the headlines when the United Nations Security Council recently voted 14 to 0 to condemn Israeli settlements. The United States, which often vetoes resolutions critical of Israel, abstained and allowed the resolution to pass.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded angrily, unleashing a stream of accusations against the Obama administration. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry defended the U.S. position Wednesday in a lengthy speech that repeatedly admonished Israel over settlements.
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You're such a rightard.
Try explaining how money given before December, 2014, was meant to influence an election that was scheduled IN December, 2014.......
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So you believe it would be more effective to give the money after the election?
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You just said it. You ridiculed the notion that giving the money before the election would be useful. That leaves after the election.
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I ridiculed the notion that giving money to an election no one knew was coming is rightarded logic at its finest.
Capiche?
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