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It's pretty obvious that you don't like to admit to the possibility of an Iranian-funded terrorist attack in your neighborhood, even though you have no problem freeing up over $100 billion which they could use to fund such an attack.
You probably weren't aware of this but in the pre-holocaust Nazi Germany of the 1930's, there were actually some Jews who thought Hitler was the cat's pajamas. You would have fit right in with them but unfortunately, they learned otherwise.
The GOP has lost this battle.
Yes. Obama has won it for the Iranian mullahs. He will no doubt be well rewarded by them.
Uhm, no.
But please, by all means, enjoy your endless butthurt over yet another GOP loss to Pres. Obama.
Your lack of response and your silence speaks volumes about you. I said "Hope it happens in your neighborhood and not mine" in response to Crusaderfrank's statement "First time any Iranian money funds a terror attack they should be be rounded up as traitors"
It's pretty obvious that you don't like to admit to the possibility of an Iranian-funded terrorist attack in your neighborhood, even though you have no problem freeing up over $100 billion which they could use to fund such an attack.
You probably weren't aware of this but in the pre-holocaust Nazi Germany of the 1930's, there were actually some Jews who thought Hitler was the cat's pajamas. You would have fit right in with them but unfortunately, they learned otherwise.
My silence means I was away from my computer. I have a thing called a life, and I live it.
I come and go as I please, because personal liberty and all.
Since you are stupid, I doubt you will understand this.
The rest of what you wrote is bullshit. It's just more COn-scare bullshit, as usual.
It's pretty obvious that you don't like to admit to the possibility of an Iranian-funded terrorist attack in your neighborhood, even though you have no problem freeing up over $100 billion which they could use to fund such an attack.
It's pretty obvious you and others are strongly hoping for such an attack, to give you excuses to push your authoritarian politics.
You probably weren't aware of this but in the pre-holocaust Nazi Germany of the 1930's, there were actually some Jews who thought Hitler was the cat's pajamas. You would have fit right in with them but unfortunately, they learned otherwise.
You no doubt are aware of how successful the Nazi false-flag attacks were in getting sentiment rallied against the Jews. That's why you authoritarian types need to be watched so closely. It needs to be made very clear to you that any false flag attacks your side may attempt have no hope of succeeding.
I must ask this of all of the liberals. This is an honest question.
Why would you be happy that we are striking a deal with a country that is a state sponsor of terrorism and is known to have sold weapons and such that have been used to kill our troops? They also held hundreds of Americans hostage illegally for 444 days? I'm curious how this equates to someone that you do business with. They didn't do one thing really bad and then never again, like Japan or Germany, they did many bad things and continue to this day. They say they want us and our allies wiped off the map.
So why grin when our president strikes a deal with a country like this? What is your rationale? What is your reasoning?
Obama secures Iran nuclear deal with Barbara Mikulski vote - CNNPolitics.com
In a major victory for President Barack Obama, Democratic Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland announced support for the Iran nuclear deal Wednesday, providing the White House the votes it needs to prevent Republicans from scuttling the agreement.
The announcement means that at least 34 senators -- the number required by the Constitution to sustain a veto -- will back Obama's expected veto of a Republican resolution to disapprove of the deal. Mikulski is retiring at the end of her term.
While majorities of both the GOP-controlled House and Senate are poised to vote against the agreement, supporters of the multinational accord that aims to curb Iran's nuclear weapons program are also hoping to get the 41 votes needed to filibuster the bill and prevent it from even getting to a final vote in the Senate.
Secretary of State John Kerry said the administration will continue to try and push support for deal past the 34 votes they now have "until the last moment."
"Thirty-four votes are obviously enough votes for the president's veto to be upheld," Kerry told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. "That is not satisfactory for us. We do want to try to go further. We'll continue to persuade."
Obama's expected veto of the GOP effort to derail the Iran deal will therefore be sustained.
The GOP has lost this battle.
Traditionally, once the 34th vote comes on board, a couple of others do as well, so I expect this will climb to at least 36.
End of story.
Your neighborhood too. If it takes that to get you to see what an idiot you are for supporting that mulatto cocksuker's Iran deal, then so be it.
Obama secures Iran nuclear deal with Barbara Mikulski vote - CNNPolitics.com
In a major victory for President Barack Obama, Democratic Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland announced support for the Iran nuclear deal Wednesday, providing the White House the votes it needs to prevent Republicans from scuttling the agreement.
The announcement means that at least 34 senators -- the number required by the Constitution to sustain a veto -- will back Obama's expected veto of a Republican resolution to disapprove of the deal. Mikulski is retiring at the end of her term.
While majorities of both the GOP-controlled House and Senate are poised to vote against the agreement, supporters of the multinational accord that aims to curb Iran's nuclear weapons program are also hoping to get the 41 votes needed to filibuster the bill and prevent it from even getting to a final vote in the Senate.
Secretary of State John Kerry said the administration will continue to try and push support for deal past the 34 votes they now have "until the last moment."
"Thirty-four votes are obviously enough votes for the president's veto to be upheld," Kerry told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. "That is not satisfactory for us. We do want to try to go further. We'll continue to persuade."
Obama's expected veto of the GOP effort to derail the Iran deal will therefore be sustained.
The GOP has lost this battle.
Traditionally, once the 34th vote comes on board, a couple of others do as well, so I expect this will climb to at least 36.
End of story.
As a Jew I am surprised you think this is a good thing.
I must ask this of all of the liberals. This is an honest question.
Why would you be happy that we are striking a deal with a country that is a state sponsor of terrorism and is known to have sold weapons and such that have been used to kill our troops? They also held hundreds of Americans hostage illegally for 444 days? I'm curious how this equates to someone that you do business with. They didn't do one thing really bad and then never again, like Japan or Germany, they did many bad things and continue to this day. They say they want us and our allies wiped off the map.
So why grin when our president strikes a deal with a country like this? What is your rationale? What is your reasoning?
Do you want an honest answer?
Your neighborhood too. If it takes that to get you to see what an idiot you are for supporting that mulatto cocksuker's Iran deal, then so be it.
You seem angry. Are your meds not working properly?
Obama secures Iran nuclear deal with Barbara Mikulski vote - CNNPolitics.com
In a major victory for President Barack Obama, Democratic Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland announced support for the Iran nuclear deal Wednesday, providing the White House the votes it needs to prevent Republicans from scuttling the agreement.
The announcement means that at least 34 senators -- the number required by the Constitution to sustain a veto -- will back Obama's expected veto of a Republican resolution to disapprove of the deal. Mikulski is retiring at the end of her term.
While majorities of both the GOP-controlled House and Senate are poised to vote against the agreement, supporters of the multinational accord that aims to curb Iran's nuclear weapons program are also hoping to get the 41 votes needed to filibuster the bill and prevent it from even getting to a final vote in the Senate.
Secretary of State John Kerry said the administration will continue to try and push support for deal past the 34 votes they now have "until the last moment."
"Thirty-four votes are obviously enough votes for the president's veto to be upheld," Kerry told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. "That is not satisfactory for us. We do want to try to go further. We'll continue to persuade."
Obama's expected veto of the GOP effort to derail the Iran deal will therefore be sustained.
The GOP has lost this battle.
Traditionally, once the 34th vote comes on board, a couple of others do as well, so I expect this will climb to at least 36.
End of story.
As a Jew I am surprised you think this is a good thing.
Uhmmmm...
Jews are not monolithic and we are also split on this.
Since you know nothing of Jewry, I chalk up your answer to your usual ignorance.
First time any Iranian money funds a terror attack they should be be rounded up as traitors
feel safer already, especially since they will be self-inspecting per this joke of an agreement.
What a deal for Iran, no limitations on Nuclear capability
Since 1979, the Iranians have been the primary supporter of Terrorism in the world, they hate the US and they have basically announced they are coming for us. Kerry and Obama have signed a deal with the Devil.
Since 1979, the Iranians have been the primary supporter of Terrorism in the world, they hate the US and they have basically announced they are coming for us.
Obama secures Iran nuclear deal with Barbara Mikulski vote - CNNPolitics.com
In a major victory for President Barack Obama, Democratic Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland announced support for the Iran nuclear deal Wednesday, providing the White House the votes it needs to prevent Republicans from scuttling the agreement.
The announcement means that at least 34 senators -- the number required by the Constitution to sustain a veto -- will back Obama's expected veto of a Republican resolution to disapprove of the deal. Mikulski is retiring at the end of her term.
While majorities of both the GOP-controlled House and Senate are poised to vote against the agreement, supporters of the multinational accord that aims to curb Iran's nuclear weapons program are also hoping to get the 41 votes needed to filibuster the bill and prevent it from even getting to a final vote in the Senate.
Secretary of State John Kerry said the administration will continue to try and push support for deal past the 34 votes they now have "until the last moment."
"Thirty-four votes are obviously enough votes for the president's veto to be upheld," Kerry told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. "That is not satisfactory for us. We do want to try to go further. We'll continue to persuade."
Obama's expected veto of the GOP effort to derail the Iran deal will therefore be sustained.
The GOP has lost this battle.
Traditionally, once the 34th vote comes on board, a couple of others do as well, so I expect this will climb to at least 36.
End of story.
As a Jew I am surprised you think this is a good thing.
Obama secures Iran nuclear deal with Barbara Mikulski vote - CNNPolitics.com
In a major victory for President Barack Obama, Democratic Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland announced support for the Iran nuclear deal Wednesday, providing the White House the votes it needs to prevent Republicans from scuttling the agreement.
The announcement means that at least 34 senators -- the number required by the Constitution to sustain a veto -- will back Obama's expected veto of a Republican resolution to disapprove of the deal. Mikulski is retiring at the end of her term.
While majorities of both the GOP-controlled House and Senate are poised to vote against the agreement, supporters of the multinational accord that aims to curb Iran's nuclear weapons program are also hoping to get the 41 votes needed to filibuster the bill and prevent it from even getting to a final vote in the Senate.
Secretary of State John Kerry said the administration will continue to try and push support for deal past the 34 votes they now have "until the last moment."
"Thirty-four votes are obviously enough votes for the president's veto to be upheld," Kerry told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. "That is not satisfactory for us. We do want to try to go further. We'll continue to persuade."
Obama's expected veto of the GOP effort to derail the Iran deal will therefore be sustained.
The GOP has lost this battle.
Traditionally, once the 34th vote comes on board, a couple of others do as well, so I expect this will climb to at least 36.
End of story.
As a Jew I am surprised you think this is a good thing.
Uhmmmm...
Jews are not monolithic and we are also split on this.
Since you know nothing of Jewry, I chalk up your answer to your usual ignorance.
.."Obama wins again" 
