It’s nice to know that Obama and his administration do not represent the viewpoint of the person who insulted Netanyahu, Prime Minister of an allied country. These words can only have a bad impact on the administration because the all Jewish people feel insulted.
In my opinion, the damage is not only hurting the administration but also the Democrats because they can no longer count on 75 percent of the Jewish vote. This incident can only strengthen the Republican Party. But anyway, I think it’s dangerous for a high-ranking administration official, to incite Netanyahu to bomb Iran.
The whole story can only distance other states from the US administration, as an administration that does not control its staff does not deserve respect. For my part I would appeal to the American people and to foreigners to protest against this ungrateful way to criticize an ally which does not honor the United States. I think the winner is Netanyahu.
It just shows a lot of stupidity just before the mid-term elections. The president does not control his administration. This can only damage further what he has done until now, because already he is not liked in the United States, let alone among the Arabs.
However, the fact that such insults by a senior administration official have become public suggests to us what tone the administration employs when speaking of Israel and its prime minister, which is a reflection of the attitude of the Obama administration. So we cannot even say that Obama does not control its officials, but rather that the officials expressed the sentiments of their boss, despite the official denial that followed the insult. Don't you think so?
Love ya!
Jane
1) Who is going to represent my and my state's needs most effectively in Congress,
2)Where's the money coming from.
3)If an interest outside of the state is willing to own up to the money they are spending, ot do they hide it behind bogus "political action committees" that prey on peoples' fears and prejudices.
At the present time, millions are being spent here in New Hampshire by outside interests whose primary concern is their own pocketbooks and not the welfare of the people of this state. Most of this money at the moment comes in support of strongly conservative Republicans.
I will be voting predominantly Democrat this election, because I am less interested in what happens halfway around the world than in what happens in my own state.
Tell it to the Koch brothers,
Chip Bergeron