CrusaderFrank
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He's going to reassemble the coalition he dismantled so he could claim "Victory"?
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LOL. There's absolutely no fear of that whatsoever.Republicans' biggest fear is the president's success in any capacity.Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Not really worried about Obama destroying ISIS or ISIL or whatever the heck you want to call them today.
I'm much more afraid he is going to start another global war that will end with the termination of millions of lives because he is too arrogant and incompetent to think for a minute.
Not really worried about Obama destroying ISIS or ISIL or whatever the heck you want to call them today.
I'm much more afraid he is going to start another global war that will end with the termination of millions of lives because he is too arrogant and incompetent to think for a minute.
Funny, most Republicans accuse him of thinking too much.
Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Republicans' biggest fear is the president's success in any capacity.Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Republicans criticize Obama for not wanting enough war#Of course, as long as Republicans are objecting to something about Obama's plans, they can stick with the path Rep. Jack Kingston recently explained: "Republicans don’t want to change anything. We like the path we’re on now. We can denounce it if it goes bad, and praise it if it goes well and ask what took him so long."
Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Republicans' biggest fear is the president's success in any capacity.Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Republicans criticize Obama for not wanting enough war#Of course, as long as Republicans are objecting to something about Obama's plans, they can stick with the path Rep. Jack Kingston recently explained: "Republicans don’t want to change anything. We like the path we’re on now. We can denounce it if it goes bad, and praise it if it goes well and ask what took him so long."
Couldn't agree more.
Need to let Harry Reid know he needs to do his job. That's why nothing has been done.Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Which really puts squarely what they are all about.
Republicans control the house.
The house, since 2010 has gotten almost nothing done.
And then they complain, nothing is getting done.
Amazing.
Uh...no.Not really worried about Obama destroying ISIS or ISIL or whatever the heck you want to call them today.
I'm much more afraid he is going to start another global war that will end with the termination of millions of lives because he is too arrogant and incompetent to think for a minute.
Funny, most Republicans accuse him of thinking too much.
Republicans Biggest Fear is that President Obama (praise be unto Him!) is going to calmly, rationally put together a successful coalition which proceeds to degrade and destroy ISIL, and mirror the success that President Clinton had in the Bosnian War.
It would once again destroy the narrative they have been pushing since the 1980s, that Democrats are weak at protecting America.
Which really puts squarely what they are all about.
Republicans control the house.
The house, since 2010 has gotten almost nothing done.
And then they complain, nothing is getting done.
Amazing.
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