Freedom and make global money. They have to make a move like releasing political prisoners but they are 24 billion in debt and corporate wants the telcom market.

The time is right for Cuba to be a free country.

getalife on April 17, 2009 at 8:25 PM

Ah, the liar rears his ugly head. The time is right for them to become a free country? Are you suggesting that we somehow have anything with them NOT being a free country? Cuba trades with all the other countries of the world, and that hasn’t made them any more free.

Cuba is not free because they live under the thumb of a dangerous tyrannical Communist leader. Your lack of insight as to how the real world works is astounding, but not surprising.

Chavez is deplorable and associating with him is reprehensible, but meeting with him Obama gives him credibility in the world, something he doesn’t deserve.

So one America-hater meets another, big deal. As Malkin snarked, at least he didn’t bow to Chave…
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Just as sicking as when Bush held hands with the Saudis and made his ridiculous comments about Putin….

When are we going to have a president that acts like an adult?

therightwinger on April 18, 2009 at 7:00 PM

Excuse me, but when Bush “held hands” with the Saudi king, Abdullah was his guest, he was helping an elderly person and we need to stay on cordial terms with Saudi Arabia because we need their oil and their cooperation on waging the WOT, but it wasn’t nearly the craven gesture that bowing to the Saudi king was, as Ogabe did.
This new deference to Chavez is indefensible, too.
Between the bow to “King” Abdullah and the “soul brother” handshake to thug dictator Chavez, Ogabe is doing untold damage to our image as the leader of the free world.

Here is what a true leader might have said.

Chavez, your treatment of my predecessor at the UN was wrong and uncalled for. You dressed down the leader of the free world on a world stage and for that forgiveness comes at a price. We’ll discuss that price when and IF we meet again.
FireBlogger on April 18, 2009 at 7:46 PM

Oh man, that’s a good one.

That’s what he might have said in an alternate, Bizarro universe. If he actually did say something like that, he would probably melt into a puddle of piss or something.

Look how they’re watching him. They’re thinking. The POTUS is an easy mark.

And they would know.

It would have been proper for “Dear Leader” to stop cold and dress down this Latin Ape for his tirade against President Bush at the U.N.

Here is what a true leader might have said.

Chavez, your treatment of my predecessor at the UN was wrong and uncalled for. You dressed down the leader of the free world on a world stage and for that forgiveness comes at a price. We’ll discuss that price when and IF we meet again.

The convivial mutual greeting was a national embarrassment but we can be appreciative he did not bow to the tyrant, I guess.

First, I must solicit your strictest confidence in this transaction. This is by virtue of its nature as being utterly
confidential and ‘top secret’. I am sure of your ability and reliability to prosecute a transaction of this great
magnitude involving a transaction requiring maximum confidence.

He could lose our entire nation to those wascally Nigerians.

When are we going to have a president that acts like an adult?

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper
Investors Business Daily had a good post up about how other countries with more conservative leadership are picking up the slack left by Obama’s naive socialism. Canada, and the man providing their leadershi…

I’m proven wrong though …

Clearly we can see both Evil Clowns together in the same room!