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America's
World Image
It
wasn't long ago when Barack Obama accepted his Nobel Peace Prize. Leading up to his election in 2008, throngs
of people gathered in Berlin where he promised to rebuild America's image
around the world. How has he measured
up? According to a brand new
Gallup poll,
more Americans believe that Barack Obama is not respected by other world
leaders. For the first time of his
presidency, 53 percent of Americans feel he is not respected, compared to 41
percent who believe he is respected.
This coincides with our declining image on the world stage. Like much of
Obama's presidency, his rhetoric sounds great but then his actions don't match
up. In Syria he set a red line, only to
be embarrassed on the world stage when America couldn't follow through. Attempts to contain Iran's nuclear pursuits
have been less than effective. Putin
seems to be getting the upper hand in nearly every interaction on the world
stage. The NSA spying scandal has deeply
soured foreign leaders' trust in America. This all serves to tarnish America's
world image and endanger our national security.
Ukrainian Dilemma
The
Obama administration's handling of the crisis in Ukraine is another test of
America's influence around the world, particularly for people who want freedom
from oppressive governments. Susan Rice,
who is now Obama's national security advisor, is warning that if Russia sends
troops into Ukraine, that would be a "grave
mistake." Time will tell how the situation in Ukraine
tests America's true willingness to stand for freedom, even potentially in the
face of Russia's Putin who has done a great job of embarrassing us on the world
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Remember
Susan Rice?
Susan
Rice returned to the spotlight and made a comment over the weekend that has a
lot of people upset.She was asked about
her infamous Sunday after the September 11th attacks in Benghazi
where she went on five different shows blaming a YouTube video for the
attack.She told
David Gregory that she has "no regrets" about boldly lying to the
American people.That
comment left some like John McCain "almost
speechless," calling it "embarrassing."I'm sure many Americans feel the same way.After all, a Fox News
poll
released last Friday shows that 66% of Americans want Congress to continue to
investigate the Obama administration's handling of the terrorist attack in
Benghazi. That's because we still have
yet to get the true story of what transpired that night and how the talking
points came to be. While our
image is certainly clouded on the world stage, Obama's image with the American
people remains low. Between the lying,
the usurpation of power and the lousy economy, Obama arguably has as much
repair to do at home as he does abroad.
Today's "Hot Topic" From the Hannity Forums:
ObamaCare is Brilliant - Posted by Libhunter
I've recently found out through my own battle with cancer what the real
purpose of Obamacare is. Kill all the sick and elderly in America,
forcibly charge the healthy for super expensive insurance and spend the
surplus purchasing democratic votes.
Cutting off access to medication and doctors today will kill tens on
thousands of today's sick people like myself. Stealing from Medicare
will cause the deaths of millions of seniors in the future.
It's amazing how socialists always turn to mass murder as a solution.
>>TV Tonight (10PM ET on Fox News)
Former VP Dick Cheney joins Sean to discuss proposed military cuts. |
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