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Every day, in every way, he finds new ways to aggrandize his ego and reduce America's position in the world. Ed Driscoll ruminates on this WaPo article on Obama's version of smart diplomacy, which some experts call Stupid Diplomacy.
By Greg Jaffe and Griff Witte April 18 at 8:54 PM For someone who preaches the importance of diplomacy and outreach, even to longtime enemies, President Obama can be awfully tough on his friends.
In recent months, he has offended most of the United States' Persian Gulf allies. "All I need in the Middle East is a few smart autocrats," he joked privately, according to a recent profile in the Atlantic magazine. Publicly, he has said he "weeps" for Saudi and Kuwaiti children....
Even the United Kingdom, a U.S. "special" partner, has received criticism. Obama seemed to blame the postwar chaos in Libya on British Prime Minister David Cameron, who he said "became distracted by other things" and didn’t do enough to bring order to the fractious country.
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Oh, Shiny Prime Minister! -- Caption Contest
By Kate on April 22, 2016 9:40 AM | 139 Comments
Some of these people, you meet them, you'll just be chatting and you look in the eyes and go, 'Oh, this guy's gone.'
Every day, in every way, he finds new ways to aggrandize his ego and reduce America's position in the world. Ed Driscoll ruminates on this WaPo article on Obama's version of smart diplomacy, which some experts call Stupid Diplomacy.
By Greg Jaffe and Griff Witte April 18 at 8:54 PM For someone who preaches the importance of diplomacy and outreach, even to longtime enemies, President Obama can be awfully tough on his friends.
In recent months, he has offended most of the United States' Persian Gulf allies. "All I need in the Middle East is a few smart autocrats," he joked privately, according to a recent profile in the Atlantic magazine. Publicly, he has said he "weeps" for Saudi and Kuwaiti children....
Even the United Kingdom, a U.S. "special" partner, has received criticism. Obama seemed to blame the postwar chaos in Libya on British Prime Minister David Cameron, who he said "became distracted by other things" and didn’t do enough to bring order to the fractious country.
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enjoy:
Ace of Spades HQ
via
Oh, Shiny Prime Minister! -- Caption Contest
By Kate on April 22, 2016 9:40 AM | 139 Comments