Leon Panetta, former Secretary of Defense and Director of Central Intelligence under Obama, has made news this week criticizing Obama’s foreign policy. Following the release of his book, Worthy Fights, Panetta has criticized Obama’s unwillingness to push for a residual force in Iraq and his decision not to arm moderate rebels in Syria. Panetta has also criticized Obama’s commitment to putting no boots on the ground in Iraq: Obama is not alone though. In June, Hillary Clinton categorically opposed boots on the ground in Iraq:
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October 8, 2014 by
After last night’s North Carolina Senate debate, Kay Hagan explained to reporters why it was more important for her to attend a campaign fundraiser than the Senate Armed Services Committee hearing that discussed the growing threat of ISIS.
For a full report on Hagan’s missed hearing, check out the ABC 11 coverage here:
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October 7, 2014 by
California Democrat Amanda Renteria was asked on two separate occasions during tonight’s CA-21 debate about high speed rail coming to the district. [Read more…]
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October 7, 2014 by
When asked if under her leadership if taxes would “go up, down, or stay the same,” Coakley spent almost a full minute rambling before admitting she would “raise revenues.”
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October 7, 2014 by
A very different Mark Udall showed up at tonight’s Colorado Senate debate. Udall took totally different positions on ISIL and his relationship with President Obama. It must’ve been the Windsor knot over the bolo tie that caused the change. [Read more…]
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October 7, 2014 by
During tonight’s North Carolina Senate debate, Republican Thom Tillis asked Kay Hagan which votes of her 96% voting record with President Obama she regrets.
After stammering for a solid 5 seconds, Hagan is utterly unable to name a single vote, [Read more…]
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October 7, 2014 by
In tonight’s Georgia Senate Debate, David Perdue completely debunks Michelle Nunn’s phony claim that she’ll be “bipartisan.” A vote for Harry Reid is not a vote for bipartisanship.
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October 7, 2014 by
Former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta told MSNBC today that he knew the attack in Benghazi was a terrorist attack “from the very beginning.” Secretary Clinton would not publicly call Benghazi a terrorist attack until September 21st, 2012. The Secretary of Defense’s immediate, clear-eyed view undermines Secretary Clinton’s claim that the “fog of war” prevented her from knowing that the consulate had been attacked by terrorists.
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