Boston, MA – Romney: Obama’s Remark On His Support Of Israel Would Be Great News, If It Were True

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    Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney speaks during a campaign stop, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011, in Medley, Fla. While others focus on Iowa's caucuses or the early primaries in New Hampshire and South Carolina, Romney is set to spend the day in the state welcoming endorsements from three top Cuban-American Republicans, attending several fundraisers and visiting the port in Tampa to discuss trade policy. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)Boston, MA – President Obama, in New York to raise campaign cash, told a group of prospective donors that ‘We don’t compromise when it comes to Israel’s security.’ That would be great news, if it were true.

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    Unfortunately, under the Obama Administration, U.S.-Israeli relations have hit a low not seen since the Jimmy Carter years. It is not merely the way that President Obama has disparaged Israel’s prime minister in public and private. U.S. policy itself is at issue. Whether the question is peace talks with the Palestinians, or defining Israel’s borders, or keeping Iran from getting nuclear weapons, the administration has repeatedly scanted Israel’s interests. Words uttered behind closed doors in a campaign fundraiser in New York are one thing. Actions that have repeatedly thrown Israel under the bus are another.

    Statement Press release by Mitt Romney Campaign

    The full speech of Obama Nov. 30 at a NYC Campaign Event with Jewish activists.here


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    victorg
    victorg
    12 years ago

    Well – Mr. Romney is irrefutably correct!

    shalomke
    shalomke
    12 years ago

    Thank you, Mitt. You spoke what is in the mind of most israel- loving Jews. (not that of liberals and their cohorts who will support Obama no matter what he does or says.)

    MidwesternGuy
    MidwesternGuy
    12 years ago

    I’ll just save everyone the trouble:
    PMO will say “Wow, I can’t believe that the Republicans are looking to nominate a flip-flopping liar like Romney. He’s not a true intellectual conservative. See how he lies about Obama’s position?”

    Sherry the Noachide will say “I can’t believe that you Jews actually believe what these right-wingers are saying. Right? LOL 🙂 haha! (((:PPP Everyone knows that Obama loves the Jews and Israel at least at much as he loves Muslim dictators, and that’s a whole lotta love. Get it? LOL!!! Stop with the hate!! :0))”

    And there will be the many anonymous posters who keep changing names, so nobody can keep track.

    Of course, my opinion is that knowing how Romney operates, he only said what he did because he did extensive polling and he knows that many people agree with him.

    walkinsilence
    walkinsilence
    12 years ago

    President Obama’s foreign policies have not improved relationships with old enemies and with old friends. His behavior has been consistent and without gain. One wonders if he has an agenda which is not transparent.
    New Yorkers can, however, take pride in their efforts to Mrs. Clinton an important political figure.

    12 years ago

    facts r facts – if we would list all the “threats” and comments Obama made about/against Israel and Bibi they would almost equal those of the Palestinians themselves.

    Member
    12 years ago

    Romney’s only tactic against the Obama campaign: Clear the way I am going to throw some mud on Mr. Obama! Wow. I cant wait!

    OyGevald
    OyGevald
    12 years ago

    Obama has no credibility whatsoever! Remember how people would call Bush “a bumbling idiot”? So they voted a speech-making lecturer instead. Talk about a bumbling idiot. Obama is the problem! Vote him out!

    marcia
    marcia
    12 years ago

    Look, this is not rocket science, if you are extremely happy with the way Obama has run America in the past 3 years then vote for him. Do you believe the economy, jobs, housing, bi-partisanship, international relations have been better over the past three years…then vote for Obama again. Is Israel more secure, safer, closer to a future of peace with their Arab neighbors due to the progress of the Obama administration? If you believe so then vote for Obama. If you want more of the same…you will get it!

    OyGevald
    OyGevald
    12 years ago

    Well said, Marcia. Thank you! But don’t forget to say that the Dems had control of the House & Senate so there’s no reason they couldn’t “improve” the economy if they knew how to!