Romney criticized by Bohner for criticising Obama

Romney hits back in Medvedev row

Does any American leadership actually want the US to be able to defend herself?

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The article represented an escalation of his attacks on Mr Obama after the US President's private remark to Mr Medvedev was caught on tape. Mr Obama told the outgoing Russian president that he needed "space" to deal with missile defence issues because he would have more "flexibility" after the November elections.

Mr Romney drew criticism from Mr Medvedev and House Speaker John Boehner, the country's top-ranking Republican, after he said in a CNN interview that Russia was America's "No 1 geopolitical enemy".

"While the President is overseas, I think it's appropriate that people not be critical of him or of our country," Mr Boehner told reporters when he was asked if he agreed with Mr Romney. "Clearly what's going on in Russia over the last couple of years raises some concerns."

doc30 wrote:

"While the President is overseas, I think it's appropriate that people not be critical of him or of our country," Mr Boehner told reporters when he was asked if he agreed with Mr Romney. "Clearly what's going on in Russia over the last couple of years raises some concerns."

Screw you, Boehner. "Politics stops at the water's edge," has only been being violated routinely by Democrats every time a Republican is in office for the last forty years and you know it. Grow a pair.

Jeez, Bohner has the sack of a Ken doll.

There are probably several candidates for number one geopolitical enemies, though.

We need an entire new crop of Republicans. Maybe even a crop of people who aren't republicans but who actually follow the republican platform and not one where the republicans bend over a platform and take it up the A$$ from the Democrats.

Gideon wrote:

We need an entire new crop of Republicans. Maybe even a crop of people who aren't republicans but who actually follow the republican platform and not one where the republicans bend over a platform and take it up the A$$ from the Democrats.

Here are a couple of possibilities:

In Indiana, Richard Mourdock is challenging Sen. Lugar (Indiana) in the Repub primary. Mourdock is supported by an assortment of Tea Party groups.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Mourdock

In Ohio, Josh Mandel is the Repub challenger against Sen. Sherrod Brown. He's been endorsed by the Club For Growth, which is anti-RINO.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josh_Mandel

The Ohio race is a stretch, since it's a purple state that leans blue, but Mandel looks like a great candidate, he served in the Marines in Iraq.

El Goodo wrote:

Jeez, Bohner has the sack of a Ken doll.

Thats a good one.