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    McCain defends Clinton's Muslim aide

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    i wonder if McCain read the evidence before he spoke
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    Isn't she also Weiner's wife. Sort of a marriage of politics, not passion. Wonder why Hillery supported the Eygptian and Lybian take over by the Brotherhood. No brainer on this. Countries that rule of force, not law.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruffian 72 View Post
    Isn't she also Weiner's wife. Sort of a marriage of politics, not passion. Wonder why Hillery supported the Eygptian and Lybian take over by the Brotherhood. No brainer on this. Countries that rule of force, not law.
    The plan it looks like is for the MB to control the Middle East.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JIM BOB View Post
    The plan it looks like is for the MB to control the Middle East.
    Yes, that is what George W Bush wanted.

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    George W. Bush ???? Wow.... McCain needs to retire gracefully before he makes an even bigger fool of himself. Thank-you sir for your service. Find a beach, grab a fruity drink with an umbrella in it, and enjoy your retirement.
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    You guys ought to take a cue from McCain he's a decent normal person, Michelle Bachmen is Nuts.
    She comes out with this stuff I guess when her phone stops ringing and she needs some new publicity.

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    UPDATE : Boehner Blasts Bachmann, Says Her Unfounded Accusations Are ‘Pretty Dangerous’

    House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) has joined a growing list of Republicans in condemning Rep. Michele Bachmann’s (R-MN) unsubstantiated Islamophobic attacks against top aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The flap started when Bachmann all but directly accused Clinton aide Huma Abedin of working on behalf of the Muslim Brotherhood in a letter with four colleagues to the State Department’s Inspector General demanding an investigation.

    “I think accusations like this being thrown around are dangerous,” Boehner said during a press conference on Thursday:..............

    Boehner Blasts Bachmann, Says Her Unfounded Accusations Are 'Pretty Dangerous' | ThinkProgress

    Another UPDATE : Rubio condemns Bachmann

    Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, a rising star in the party and a potential vice presidential pick for Mitt Romney, said he disagreed with Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann’s baseless call to investigate Muslim Brotherhood infiltration in the U.S. government this morning.

    Appearing on NPR’s Diane Rehm show, Rubio was asked by a caller if he would join Republican Sen. John McCain’s strong condemnation of the anti-Muslim witch hunt on the Senate floor yesterday. While Rubio said he doesn’t know personally Huma Abedin, a top aide to secretary of State Hillary Clinton whom Bachmann accused of being connected to the Brotherhood, the Florida Republican said “everyone I talk to who has dealt with her, [says she is] a professional and hardworking and patriotic American who loves her country and in the service of her country is serving it.”.....................

    Rubio condemns Bachmann - Salon.com
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    ofcourse they're going to condemn it..lol. The problem is, her, and the 4 others on the committee can't exactly go public with the evidence because it's classified, so the politically correct thing to do is condemn it. Now let's see how long it takes for the evidence to "leak"
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    UPDATE : Boehner Blasts Bachmann, Says Her Unfounded Accusations Are ‘Pretty Dangerous’

    House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) has joined a growing list of Republicans in condemning Rep. Michele Bachmann’s (R-MN) unsubstantiated Islamophobic attacks against top aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The flap started when Bachmann all but directly accused Clinton aide Huma Abedin of working on behalf of the Muslim Brotherhood in a letter with four colleagues to the State Department’s Inspector General demanding an investigation.

    “I think accusations like this being thrown around are dangerous,” Boehner said during a press conference on Thursday:..............

    Boehner Blasts Bachmann, Says Her Unfounded Accusations Are 'Pretty Dangerous' | ThinkProgress

    Another UPDATE : Rubio condemns Bachmann

    Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, a rising star in the party and a potential vice presidential pick for Mitt Romney, said he disagreed with Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann’s baseless call to investigate Muslim Brotherhood infiltration in the U.S. government this morning.

    Appearing on NPR’s Diane Rehm show, Rubio was asked by a caller if he would join Republican Sen. John McCain’s strong condemnation of the anti-Muslim witch hunt on the Senate floor yesterday. While Rubio said he doesn’t know personally Huma Abedin, a top aide to secretary of State Hillary Clinton whom Bachmann accused of being connected to the Brotherhood, the Florida Republican said “everyone I talk to who has dealt with her, [says she is] a professional and hardworking and patriotic American who loves her country and in the service of her country is serving it.”.....................

    Rubio condemns Bachmann - Salon.com
    Thank goodness there are some normal people in that party leadership.
    I think I would quit the Democrats if they let people like that in office


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