I can't even respond to all the biased nonsense you posted here but.....
has been very strong on the wart on terror....is killing more terrorists and terrorist leaders with increased drone attacks than any other president.....
went hardcore and shot the pirate hijackers at sea who stopped our ship....most other countries..including the Russians, give in and pay ransoms....
Bush got us into the hole with huge spending on reckless and unneeded tax cuts, prescription drug bill, and two unfunded wars....vast majority of the deficit was on his watch NOT Obama's
to say that Obama has supported Chavez and other Marxists is laughable...Chavez HATES the U.S....you are making this up
Had Obama forcfully supported the freedom movemnet in Iran, it wouild have been a massacre....Iran would have had the excuse they needed and would have said that America was agitating people to overthrow the government...this happened in Iraq after the first gulf was when then-president Bush implored the Iraqi people to rise up...Saddham proceeded to slaughter thousands of them..not to mention..Obama knows that Israel will do the dirty work and will bomb Iran concerning the Nuclear bomb...
is slowly getting us out of Iraq and Afghanistan....
when are you going to stop your craziness 3333?
Wrong again andre - YOU = UNINFORMED.
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Wikileaks: Obama supported ousted Honduran Pres Zelaya to support Hugo Chavez
Wall Street Journal ^ | December 20, 2010 | Mary Anastasia "The last year and a half of the [President Manuel] Zelaya Administration will be, in my view, extraordinarily difficult for our bilateral relationship. His pursuit of immunity from the numerous activities of organized crime carried out in his administration will cause him to threaten the rule of law and institutional stability."
—Charles Ford, U.S. ambassador to Honduras, May 15, 2008
Lots of hypotheses have been floated to explain why the Obama administration went to such extremes last year to try to force Honduras to reinstate deposed president Manuel Zelaya.
Now the release of two WikiLeaked cables from the U.S. embassy in Tegucigalpa strengthens one of those theories: that the U.S. knew Mr. Zelaya was a threat to democratic Honduras but had decided the country should tolerate his constitutional violations in the interest of realpolitik.
Practically speaking, Hugo Chávez was the man to please. After a decade in power, the president of Venezuela's influence around the region was notable. George W. Bush had clashed with him. Barack Obama was out to prove that they could get along, as evidenced by the warm handshake at the Summit of the Americas in Port of Spain in April 2009.
Honduras offered a bonding opportunity. Mr. Zelaya was a protégé of Mr. Chávez. Standing up for him as democratically elected was a way to score points with Latin America's hard left.
At a 2008 conference in Caracas, Venezuela's President Hugo Chávez hugs then-President Manuel Zelaya of Honduras.
.But Honduras wasn't willing to play the sacrificial lamb. When its other branches of government removed him from office last year, it caught Hugo Llorens, the U.S. ambassador, flat-footed. Saving face became the top priority.
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