- Moderator
- #41
Israel will continue to have bipartisan support.Israel did not have unified support. Idiots like Ron Paul and others were opposed to Israel.Netanyahu's speech is almost certainly guaranteed to divide Israel's previously unified support along partisan lines. I don't see how that can be helpful in any way other than providing yet one more attempt for the Republicans to scuttle negotiations in an attempt to deny Obama any sort of success. It's really gotten to the point of irrationality where the Republicans are more interested in cutting Obama down then in leading our country.
Democrats who support Israel will continue to support Israel because their voters want them to.
It will divide the Democrat party into those who support Israel and the anti-semites.
Israel had very strong bipartisan support. And Ron Paul never went and openly attacked and divided the US' foreign policy like this.
You understand you have moved the goalposts, first from "unified support" to "strong bipartisan support"
You also moved the goalpost from "support" to "openly attack and divide."
Do you do this because you are dishonest or are you actually too stupid to understand that's the case?
As to the first - it means the same thing to me.
As to the second - what are you talking about?