Code Pink responds to Obama
by David Adesnik | December 1, 2009
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As if you need me to say what I think about this. Almost the equal of MoveOn’s “General Betray-us”.
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4 Comments - add your own
joe rhodes — December 1, 2009 at 11:37 pm
korean war vet— Eisenhower was the last intelligent President!!!
Malinowski — December 3, 2009 at 1:04 pm
Code Pink excels at making total fools of themselves. Every one of those points is rebuttable, if you come from the reality-based community.
1. Military budget always increases with inflation, especially if you just put two wars back on the books.
2. Less funding for Bush programs, we’re about to get a whole new HC plan.
3. GMO Apples, meet organic oranges.
4. Less troops = Afghanistan falls = Pakistan too = nukes in the hands of crazies.
FAIL PINK.
A liberal supporter — December 3, 2009 at 1:19 pm
What a narrow judgmental view this portrays. Trying to beat Beck at his own game?
jps — December 3, 2009 at 10:59 pm
If you didn’t think Obama would escalate our military involvement in Afghanistan, you weren’t paying attention during the presidential campaign — Perhaps you were just listening to the platitudes about hope.