Some tough talk on

04-21-2012, 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Villages Kahuna

It's easy to come up with criticisms of this administration...or probably any administration. They all react to their various responsibilities in the context of what they believe is politically important, and with the recognition that they don't have unlimited resources. It's a little like the little Dutch boy sticking his finger in the holes in the dike that seem to be leaking the most.

In this case, central and South America aren't leaking too badly. So if one wants to criticize the Obama administration for not being more proactive when looking to the south in our hemisphere, it's probably justified.

Maybe a good question might be--given all that is on the POTUS' plate right now, both domestically, internationally and fiscally--what should the administration do with regard to central and South America?

My specific criticism and maybe it did not come through is this...

Yes, the policy we have there is a continuation of the Bush policy. But it has gotten worse because of inaction.

The treaty I mentioned this President mocked about and actualy was quite rude when talking about it and now is touting it......

These are NOT QUALITIES of a man who I think deserves the WH.....if you disagree say so...and if you change your mind say so. All politicians can and will change their mind,but this guy is the most insincere man I can recall in the WH. This type of action...demean then do it and take credit for it is typical NOT UNUSUAL..

I really find this kind of stuff, lying and pandering so openly, quite offensive.....it is not even the policy itself, it is his way of making political hay at others expense. He spent a long time selling us on things and now, we get what he made fun of ?????//

Some tough talk on

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