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Tel Aviv Radio
I really loved my time in Israel and I was so happy when I could put
together a segment on my radio show where I only took calls from
Israeli listeners of 102 FM in Israel. I want everyone in Israel to
know, and I've said this to folks everywhere, that I was amazed at how
small Israel is. Israel is the only democracy in the Middle East and
has 7 million people fitting in a country the size of New Jersey. What
frustrates me is that Israel has always been a friend of the United
States and yet our administration is certainly not acting as if that
relationship is important. It meant so much when I was able to talk
with Tammy from Jerusalem. When I heard her say, "I'm so thankful that
Israel has someone like you." The truth is though that I'm truly
humbled by the love and support I received from people like Tammy and I
only hope that I can continue to convince Americans across our country
that we have truly great allies in Israel and we need to do everything
we can to ensure their safety and security. If you'd like, you can
listen to my entire interview on Tel Aviv Radio by clicking here. |
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Obama Vacation Resumes
As the parents of American journalist James Foley expressed their
loss to the public, president Obama was joyfully fist-bumping with
former NBA star Alonzo Mourning on the golf course. James Foley got
five minutes worth of the president's attention; Alonzo Mourning got
five hours. What kind of message does the president's actions send to
the parents of Foley, the American people and to those responsible for
this horrific act? For one, it shows that the president doesn't seem to
take the issue seriously. If he did, he would have made his remarks
about Foley's execution at the hands of ISIS militants and then headed
to the Situation Room, or at least back to Washington. This is the
first American killed at the hands of a radical group, which has expressed its desire
to "drown all [Americans] in blood." Shouldn't the president at least
pretend to be concerned? Our president and his administration seem to
have misplaced priorities and completely lack a sense of appropriateness
when it comes to timing and optics. Now, more so than ever, we need
leadership. Where is the leader of the free world? On the ninth hole. |
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