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Buckwheat Leaving Again

Mike

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WASHINGTON | Mon Nov 15, 2010 2:07pm EST

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If President Barack Obama is not yet convinced that his international star power has faded, his next round of transatlantic summitry should clear up any lingering doubts.

Coming off a marathon Asia trip where Obama often found himself rebuffed by fellow world leaders, he will head to Europe this week where the agenda will be clouded by a growing divide over economic strategy and a sense of neglect among traditional U.S. allies.

Germany just called him "Clueless" on economic policy. We'll see some sparks fly on this one.
 

TexasBred

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Mike said:
WASHINGTON | Mon Nov 15, 2010 2:07pm EST

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If President Barack Obama is not yet convinced that his international star power has faded, his next round of transatlantic summitry should clear up any lingering doubts.

Coming off a marathon Asia trip where Obama often found himself rebuffed by fellow world leaders, he will head to Europe this week where the agenda will be clouded by a growing divide over economic strategy and a sense of neglect among traditional U.S. allies.

Germany just called him "Clueless" on economic policy. We'll see some sparks fly on this one.

You'd think after getting spanked so much every time he goes overseas he'd spend some time in the Whitehouse bunker.
 

Faster horses

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WE know what other countries think of him...obviously he hasn't
figured that out yet. Or he doesn't care. Gets to vacation on the
taxpayers dime.
 

Tam

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Mike said:
WASHINGTON | Mon Nov 15, 2010 2:07pm EST

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If President Barack Obama is not yet convinced that his international star power has faded, his next round of transatlantic summitry should clear up any lingering doubts.

Coming off a marathon Asia trip where Obama often found himself rebuffed by fellow world leaders, he will head to Europe this week where the agenda will be clouded by a growing divide over economic strategy and a sense of neglect among traditional U.S. allies.

Germany just called him "Clueless" on economic policy. We'll see some sparks fly on this one.

Well the Germans are correct on one point he is "Clueless" but they should not have limited it to economic policy. Anyone that studies what happen on Nov. 2 and thinks it was because American voters just didn't understand and things weren't moving fast enough is TOTALLY CLUELESS. :roll:
 
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