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Its no surprise that Republicans love to blame any and everything on President Obama regardless of whether he actually had anything to do with it or not. For example, one in three Louisiana Republicans blame the horrible initial response to Hurricane Katrina on Obama. Never mind the fact that the hurricane hit New Orleans more than three years before he took office.
Now Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) is somehow trying to blame the Iraq Invasion on Obama as well.
Ring of Fire host Farron Cousins discusses this.
raindaddy
(1,370 posts)Suit him up!
Voice for Peace
(13,141 posts)a bit of that megalomania that Gomer Pyle lacked.
Bobby Jindal, too, reminds me of this guy. A unique sort of power hunger.
gordianot
(15,243 posts)He is not running for President on the Republican ticket.
olddots
(10,237 posts)with every word he blows out his ass .
odd_duck
(107 posts)It was not a "mistake", as he puts it. A war based on lies is a war crime.
Blue Owl
(50,494 posts)The CCC
(463 posts)This man is an inappropriate joke.
Thespian2
(2,741 posts)Or is he an actor paid for by the GodOffalParty to sit in the house and occasionally rant about the Democrats?
gregcrawford
(2,382 posts)... is is so dirt stupid that he doesn't even know that it was Dubya that signed the status of forces agreement before Obama was even elected. It's far more likely, though, that he's exploiting the willful ignorance of his constituency, and he's just tossing a little red meat in front of the slavering fools eager for ANY excuse to go into a frothing-at-the-mouth racist rage.
Texas deserves this asshole. The rest of us do not.
Jack Rabbit
(45,984 posts)If a nuclear bomb hits a target in Russia, there not a lot to keep the fallout from blowing back into Ukraine.
Senator Cotton should know (although he's well paid to forget) that nuclear proliferation is a stupid idea. Nuclear proliferation with the idea of giving one nation the ability to strike its neighbor is an extremely stupid idea.