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   sw10mm said, about 3 years ago

   Oh the lengths he’ll go.

   The top ten reasons Obama wants to bomb Syria:
   10 : Chuck Hagel, John McCain, and John Kerry – whose collective IQ just breaks 100 – say it’s a great idea.
   9 : Obama wants desperately to prove to somebody – anybody! – that he’s a man. Can’t-Hoop-in-Chief doesn’t win you the House in 2014.
   8 : siding with Al Qaeda worked out so well in Libya.
   7 : it’s a proxy war – Obama would prefer to bomb Texas and Arizona, but they would fight back. And win.
   6 : it’s something to do between vacations.
   5 : it’s not to distract from unemployment, the debt ceiling, the economy, or scandals like IRS, EPA, State, DOJ, Benghazi, Fast & Furious, and NSA: oh no, it’s to distract from how AWESOME Obama is!
   4 : Chrissie Matthews hasn’t had a stiffie since that “leg tingle” episode in 2008. Piers Morgan hasn’t had one since Neville Chamberlain put on a tight bathing suit. Chuck Todd didn’t know there was such a thing. Obama getting his man on and bombing something would be like Obagra (or Obalis?) for the entire LeftStream media.
   3 : the “best if used before” date on all those missiles was about to expire anyway.
   2 : Obama has a chronic case of George W Bush Envy. It’s treatable only by excessive manly displays: driving a Ford F-150 pickup; spitting; wearing a belt with a big buckle; eatin’ some wings; sassing back to the Wookie in the West Wing; and bombing somethin’. And #1 in the list of reasons Obama wants to bomb Syria…..
   1 : bomb-bomb-bomb, bomb-bomb-Iran sounds too much like a song.
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   avarner said, about 3 years ago

   In a book titled “Top 100 Cartoons You Never Wanted to See” – this would be on the cover…
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   Troy Young said, about 3 years ago

   The Syrian rebels who our current administration is wanting to back are allied with Al Qaeda. Why doesn’t everyone sit back and let that one sink in for just a few minutes. Oh, and by the way… please look at what the date will be come next Wednesday, if you need any hints as to why this is something important to think about.
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   Gypsy8 said, about 3 years ago

   I can’t believe there is so much support for appeasing a tyrannical dictator. When was the last time that happened?
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   The Wolf In Your Midst said, about 3 years ago

   @Gypsy8

   Hosni Mubarak, Saddam Hussein, Josef Stalin, Ho Chi Minh… this country has a long and storied history of propping up dictators so long as it served our (short term, short-sighted) interests.
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   wmconelly said, about 3 years ago

   There’s an air of desperation about this cartoon actually, feeling around for exotic new ways to insult the President of the United States (even the Red Ones), while at sensible Congress stands primly by. Absurd on its face.
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   wmconelly said, about 3 years ago

   There’s an air of desperation about this cartoon actually, feeling around for exotic new ways to insult the President of the United States (even the Red Ones), while at sensible Congress stands primly by. Absurd on its face.
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   wmconelly said, about 3 years ago

   There’s an air of desperation about this cartoon actually, feeling around for exotic new ways to insult the President of the United States (even the Red Ones), while at sensible Congress stands primly by. Absurd on its face.
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   wbr said, about 3 years ago

   so wolfie you prefer muslim brotherhood,iran,hitler
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    cjr53 said, about 3 years ago

    @wbr

    Wow, what a leap in logic!
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    M Mackenzie said, about 3 years ago

    I would have thought it impossible, but that toon is about a thousand times more disgusting than Miley’s performance.
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    narrowminded said, about 3 years ago

    The fact that this ’toon was created speaks volumes about the political environment in this country.
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    TJDestry said, about 3 years ago

    No as desperate as a Miley Cyrus reference so long after the non-event.
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