Once again Obama is not running against Gov. Sarah Palin for President :rofl: I know Obama wishes to be competing against Sarah Palin for the Presidency...He is not. :rofl: The more he attempts to say she has no foreign policy experience the more he proves he doesn't. The more the Obama campaign attempts to question Sarah Palin's experience the more they prove Obama doesn't have the experience to be President.:rofl:
More of Obama's foreign policy gaffes:
He says that - unlike George Bush and the other candidates for president, he would pursue unconditional talks with leaders of rogue regimes. As time passed, Obama proceeded to tack on so many stipulations to his precondition-free talks that his policy was no different than anyone elses.
But he still claimed his policy was better.
Obama said that Iran wasnt a serious threat to the United States, but was forced as the sheer ridiculousness of his position was revealed to acknowledge that it was in fact a grave threat.
But he still maintained his position never changed, and he had been right along.
Obama said that Jerusalem must remain the undivided capital of Israel to Jewish groups, and then said to Palestinians that the issue of Jerusalem would be subject to negotiation.
But he maintained that his position was no shift in policy.
Obama opposed the surge strategy in Iraq, arguing it would lead to more sectarian violence and result in more American deaths. In the face of overwhelming evidence that he was wrong - with even al Qaeda acknowledging its defeat - Obama had his campaign scrub his worst criticisms from his website and began to evolve his position on Iraq without ever acknowledging that he had changed.
But he still claimed his policy was better.
Obama said that Iran wasnt a serious threat to the United States, but was forced as the sheer ridiculousness of his position was revealed to acknowledge that it was in fact a grave threat.
But he still maintained his position never changed, and he had been right along.
Obama said that Jerusalem must remain the undivided capital of Israel to Jewish groups, and then said to Palestinians that the issue of Jerusalem would be subject to negotiation.
But he maintained that his position was no shift in policy.
Obama opposed the surge strategy in Iraq, arguing it would lead to more sectarian violence and result in more American deaths. In the face of overwhelming evidence that he was wrong - with even al Qaeda acknowledging its defeat - Obama had his campaign scrub his worst criticisms from his website and began to evolve his position on Iraq without ever acknowledging that he had changed.
The Primary Election process was undemocratic. Obama did not win the Primary and superdelegates had to break the tie. The caucus system is broken. And still Hillary won 18 million votes...enough delegates to prevent Obama from securing the nomination. Just because the Democratic leadership went with Obama, I don't believe that somehow gives Obama any qualifications to be president. A candidate's experience and actual record make up qualifications - not how many people Obama can persuade with his rhetoric. Otherwise, Hitler was the most qualified leader in history.
Palin has more executive experience than Obama. She's qualified to be Vice President by her experience. Every argument the Obama campaign has been making for Obama being qualified...the Presidents who had little foreign policy experience? Yeah keep on attacking her, lol.
Nobody compared her to Hillary Clinton...particulary not me. The candidate for President is Hillary Clinton. What I said is if Hillary cannot be the nominee and people are faced with McCain/Palin and Obama/Biden; don't be surprised that many Voters and women just might think A Tough as Nails female Reformer who balances the budget and puts the people first might appeal to them - Especially when Obama's experience, lack of judgment and ability to achieve his Hope and Change promises in these crucial times is questionable.
The same is true for Obama and so far he and his advisors have been wrong and attempted to change history on his main claim to fame in Foreign Policy.
I disagree. See Obama Foreign Policy Gaffes above. And Obama actually muddled the water on his anti-war stance.
