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    Wolfpack

    @Yabits:

    Let's not forget the one who has most resembled Nixon in sheer criminality over the past decade: former Vice-President Dick Cheney.

    Seriously? I don't recall Cheney ever being president. I got news for you, Bush/Cheney are no longer in office! Surprising I know given how much the Left loves to talk about them all of the time. Seems like the Left misses them an awful lot. Anyway, stop trying to deflect from the Obama Administration's corruption. Using the Justice Dept to keep watch on the media and calling out the IRS to go after political opponents is straight out of the Nixon playbook. Shouldn't be much longer before Obama's plumbers are sent to snoop around the RNC.

    Obama is well on his way to becoming the worst president in American history. He is a bystander to his own tenure in office. Somehow the "smartest president in history" doesn't seem to know a thing about what is going on in his own administration. The affirmative action president has turned out to be not so smart. He is an ideological automatron guided solely by his Leftist beliefs of socialist utopianism devoid of any grounding in his own nation's history and traditions. He simply lacks imagination or any sense of reality. The deaths of the four men in Libya mean nothing to him except for whatever political advantage he can somehow squeeze out of the event.

    Well at least the media has finally begun to do some investigation into Obama. As Obama's pastor says, it may be that BO's "chickens are coming home to roost".

    Posted in: White House: Obama is no Nixon

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    Wolfpack

    @SuperLib:

    I really don't get why Republicans don't like him. The DOW is at record levels...

    What does the DOW have to do with it? Lib's should stop measuring life solely on economic terms all of the time. Maybe if Obama would spend more time worrying about Main Street and less about Wall Street the country might actually have a healthy economy.

    Lots more diplomats were killed in attacks under Bush.

    Apples and oranges. Besides, Bush is not president anymore - Obama is. At some point, Liberals are going to have to stop blaming Bush for their own incompetence. For goodness sakes, can Republicans continue to harp on Thomas Jefferson for owning slaves?

    Posted in: White House: Obama is no Nixon

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    Wolfpack

    Hollande made “marriage for all” a central plank of his presidential election campaign last year.

    Except for all of the other potential combinations of marriage partners or groups of partners that are being left out. Still discriminating against the bisexual woman that wants to marry a man and another woman. The polygamist man that wants to marry six women. The adult man who wants to marry is mother. The 35 year old woman that wants to marry at 14 year old boy. Since marriage has been opened up to "all" now, then let's really make "marriage for all" - not just for those favored by the political Left.

    Posted in: French president signs gay marriage into law

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    And, while he acknowledged the excess scrutiny was “inappropriate,” he stressed that: “It’s my belief that what happened here wasn’t illegal.”

    Statements like this are beyond belief. Shall we all simply 'suspend disbeleif'? Steven Miller - like so many in government today - are Leftist activists posing as public officials. They are the reason why groups like the Tea Party exist today. It is no accident that the IRS went after public interest groups that promote small government. The very idea of Constitutionally limited government is abhorant to these people. The Left - led by the main stream media - recognized that small government groups were a threat to their ideology from the get-go and have done everything in their power to destroy them. No power is greater than the Federal government for use in this aim.

    Miller would like to say the wrong doing is confined to a few low level staffers at a single mid-West IRS office. It was only a matter of days that it was discovered that the issue began before the 2010 mid-term elections and involved individuals or groups of individuals in at least three different IRS offices spread out from one end of the country to the other.

    So the IRS was essentially used to stunt the political activities of the Right over two election cycles while in no way impeding the Left's efforts. This crime has Democrat party politics written all over it. The only question is how high up does it go? It should surprise no one if one of Saul Alynsky's most famous proteges was involved from the start.

    Posted in: Outgoing IRS chief insists abuses were not political

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    Wolfpack

    It is certainly unprecedented that the press is actually paying attention to Obama's nonsense - finally. These emails are more of the same that we get from this administration - spin and an attempt to shift blame. Although he is supposedly human like the rest of us, he sure never does anything wrong. He believes his own hype He believes that he is not accountable for anything he or his administration does.

    Now that the election is over and he doesn't have to worry about appearing weak, now he wants us all to believe that the YouTube video never existed. The guy can't even be honest when four men are killed serving for him. Disgraceful....

    Posted in: White House releases Benghazi emails

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    @Peter Payne:

    What would you have liked Obama to do differently?

    To be begin with he stop being such an idiot. Then he could stop trying to use the government to micromanage everyone's lives. He could then stop bad mouthing the war in Afghanistan - the one he considered the good war - and actually make an effort to support the military over there. Then he could at least make a small effort to not double the national debt during his presidency.

    He could have been honest about what happened in Benghazi and admitted that "mistakes were made" and that no attempt was made to send help to rescue the ambassador and the others under attack. He could fire Eric Holder for being incompetent and by his own admission seems to know nothing that's going own in the Department of Justice. I mean, if he knew something he might actually have to take responsibility for it.

    Posted in: White House: Obama is no Nixon

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    Wolfpack

    Way too "artsy" for my taste. Yet she has a pretty good size following in Japan.

    Posted in: Pamyu invasion

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    Wolfpack

    Not only is Obama a terrible foreign policy president ("leading" from behind, lying about the deaths of his own ambassador right before an election) and a terrible economic policy president (worst economic recovery in the modern era, ObamaCare train wreck), his minions use the government to attack their political opponents (IRS targeting Obama's perceived enemies), ease drop on news organizations that oppose them (AP), lie with a straight face about facts that are plain to everyone else. He has been able to get away with this for going on five years now. I guess the press has determined that since Obama has now been safely re-elected they can get off their knees and pretend that they are actual journalists.

    Since Obama is a politician it goes without saying that he lies. It's just the magnitude and the seriousness of the lying that is the point here. Obama is so full of himself and he has had a fawning press for so long that he actually believes he is the greatest president ever to bestride the continent. The fact that he would lie about the video to everyone - including the families of the four killed in Benghazi - is a testament to this mans low character. He lied to make his re-election easier regardless of his incessant carping about being "the most transparent administration in history" and despite the despair of the victims families. In fact, he sent out Hillary and Susan Rice to lie to the families and the public.

    The thing that ties Obama to the Nixon administration is that Nixon's underlings used the power of the government to illegally go after his political opponents. Nixon wasn't involved from the start but when he found out about it, he lied and tried to cover it up. Now we have Obama doing the exact same thing. The White House knew two years ago that the IRS was going after conservatives but are still denying any knowledge of it today.

    Learn from history President Obama, fess up.

    Posted in: White House: Obama is no Nixon

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    Wolfpack

    If the Japanese are into Leftist propaganda websites then Huffington's foray into Japanese language "journalism" should go quite well.

    Posted in: Huffington Post launches Japanese edition

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    Wolfpack

    My spouse and I did it the right way - if this path to citizenship BS goes through I will be steamed. At the minimum, those that reside in the US illegally should be made to register with the government and return at least for a day at their own expense to their home country. When they return, they can be considered legal but should never be allowed the opportunity for citizenship (unless they return home, apply legally and wait their turn). The only exception would be for the children of illegal immigrants. Legal residency is the most that they should be granted. Besides, most are only here for the jobs anyway - they don't necessarily want to change their nationality. Democrats just want more impoverished voters to vote for their collapsing welfare state.

    Posted in: Battle over U.S. immigration bill looms in Congress

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    Wolfpack

    Sometimes things happen that are so incongruent it defies any attempts at understanding.

    Posted in: U.S. Air Force officer in charge of rape prevention arrested for assaulting woman

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    Wolfpack

    In the United States, 81% of Muslims said such violence can “never” be justified—against a global median of 73%.

    So 19% of Muslims in the US think that violence in the name of Islam (ie. terrorism) is justified? That's pretty scary. I guess we can expect many more Boston Marathon bombers in the future.

    Posted in: Most Muslims want sharia law, but divided on interpretation

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    Wolfpack

    Give it up Obama. When push comes to shove even Democrats in Congress do not support closing Gitmo. Getting rid of Gitmo will not stop the terrorists from hating America (and you) so get over it already and get used to it.

    Posted in: Obama vows again to close Guantanamo Bay prison

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    Wolfpack

    Out of curiosity, what do Republicans have to do with this? Lets be clear here. The storm troopers, evicting people from their homes, were acting under the aegis of Homeland Security, and Obama. The question of Miranda rights, also happened under our current President.

    There is also evidence that the Boston terrorists used an Obama phone to set off the bombs.

    Posted in: Boston bomb suspect charged; religious motive seen

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    Wolfpack

    Germany doesn't dedicate libraries to its former leaders who ordered and oversaw crimes committed against humanity. It's pathetic that the United States does. The library itself is an attempt to whitewash history.

    Yeah, yeah - Bush is Hitler, we've heard that lame talking point already. Put down the pipe and realize that Al Qaeda, the Taliban, and religiously inspired Islamic jihadi's are the real enemy of world peace.

    Posted in: Obama, ex-presidents praise 'resolute' Bush at library opening

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    Wolfpack

    I wasn't a big fan of Bush's domestic policies, expanding the role of the Federal government in K-12 education and expanding the welfare state, but he did a solid job in foreign policy. 9/11 did change everything and it took a new manner of dealing with the world. Despite huge criticisms of Bush's war on terror policies Obama's are essentially the same. Guantonimo, the Patriotic Act, the wiretap program, and the black sites (see Benghazi compound). The one big difference being that he still runs around like an idiot trying to convince people that Islamic inspired terrorism is nothing more than work place violence. Oh, and he wants us to believe that obliterating people without a trial via drone strikes is more humane than water-boarding. Obama is so constrained by his ideological blinders that he is incapable of seeing religiously inspired hatred for the serious threat that it truly is to peace and political stability in the world. Bush's public approval ratings are on par with Obama's now because at least half the country see's that Obama is seriously naive in the area of foreign affairs. It is really sad seeing Assad, Putin, and the Chinese running circles around the US president.

    Posted in: Obama, ex-presidents praise 'resolute' Bush at library opening

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    Wolfpack

    Hmmm.. gay folks have a tendency to act in the same bizarre manner in difference counties and cultures all over the world.

    Posted in: Rainbow Pride

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    Wolfpack

    The older brother apparently took a trip overseas recently for over six months. It will be interesting to find out what he was up to during that time. Don't be surprised if he got assistance from some Islamist whack jobs on how to kill the maximum number of American's while gaining the maximum amount of publicity. We already know that the older brother was a radicalized jihadi. Looks as though he had influence over the younger brother who was convinced to go along with the scheme.

    I doubt that this is a case of purely domestic terrorism by some radicalized men who acted on their own. The early evidence suggests otherwise. However, what we can say for certain is that they were Islamists engaged in jihad. There is really no doubt about that.

    Posted in: Second Boston bombing suspect in hospital after being captured

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    Wolfpack

    It never ceases to amaze me now often Japanese criminals will readily admit to their transgressions whereas in the West the mentality is to fight tooth and nail even when it's plainly clear that the person is guilty. I like that about Japan.

    Posted in: Businessman suspected of slashing up to 1,000 tires in effort to meet women

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    Wolfpack

    Her crime was minor. Just à bit of shame for breaking the law is really about as much as she deserves at this point. We all screw up from time to time. She has to get on with her life sometime. Now is as good a time as any.

    Posted in: Noriko Sakai makes first television appearance since drugs scandal

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