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Despite widespread agreement in the diplomatic community that interfering in the Iranian elections could backfire, Sen. John McCain insists that that is the right thing to do, and the former two-time Republican presidential candidate has gone on the news-show circuit to criticize President Obama's approach to the unrest in Iran.
"I do not believe the president is taking the leadership that is incumbent upon an American president ... and that is to advocate for human rights and freedoms," Sen. McCain said on CNN's American Morning.
Originally posted by Alxandro
McCain is slamming President Sotero because Barry still thinks he can vote "PRESENT" and get away with it.
How many people will have to die before he makes a statement?
Oh that's right, he's waiting to see if it's popular to say something or just keep quiet. Could go either way but he'll finally speak out when an opinion poll reaches 51%.
Originally posted by jd140
Originally posted by Alxandro
McCain is slamming President Sotero because Barry still thinks he can vote "PRESENT" and get away with it.
How many people will have to die before he makes a statement?
Oh that's right, he's waiting to see if it's popular to say something or just keep quiet. Could go either way but he'll finally speak out when an opinion poll reaches 51%.
I agree, he will take a stance once a poll is taken and he can act accordingly.
I think that is why he has been almost completly silent on the issue.
Originally posted by Kaytagg
The Republican party is a sinking ship, and McCain has probably been called upon to throw some red meat to the dogs.
On the other hand, he could be acting altruistically. Hard to tell what a politicians agenda is -- I stopped listening to them a long time ago.