Obama Will Give Missile Tech To Russia Despite Law

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Western Journalism

It appears that Barack Obama has again ignored the rule of law by signing a defense appropriations bill that prohibits him sharing vital United States leading-edge strategic US missile technology with Russia, yet he has told both houses of Congress that he plans to share the US missile technology anyway.  Why is this important?  Because it goes light-years beyond partisan politics and into an area where our national defense will be put at unreasonable risk.  It is believed that the Russians will pass this technology onto China, Iran and North Korea.

I find it bitterly ironic that this president pushes an agenda of excessive government regulation and oversight under the guise of consumer safety.  Virtually everything in our homes, offices and automobiles is regulated to some extent by federal bureaucracy.  Yet at the same time, he’s subjecting tens of millions of American lives to unreasonable risk by unilaterally giving away our deepest US missile technology to nations hostile to American interests.

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Obama’s Keystone Debacle

 

CFP

Future historians may conclude that President Obama’s decision to reject a permit for the building of the XL Keystone pipeline was a key factor in his defeat for a second term in 2012.

One can only hope that, in the course of the campaign, Republicans will focus public attention on the deliberate “no energy” policies of the Obama administration that have thwarted the creation of jobs, the generation of electrical power for homes and businesses, as well as fueling our transportation needs.

The Obama administration policies also meant that billions in tax revenue have been lost. Tapping U.S. energy reserves of coal, natural gas, and oil would also be a major step toward greater national security, freeing the nation from dependence on foreign oil.

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Now We Know Who Was Right about Obama

American Thinker

Now  we know.  After three years in office and the launching of his second election campaign,  we have experienced President Obama’s leadership.  We can see whom we  elected president — the mystery man of 2008 revealed.

Democrats  were in ecstasy over the great healer, the multiracial candidate who would bring  together red states and blue states, black and white, coasts and flyover  country.  Republicans saw the man with the most leftist, least bipartisan  voting record in Congress being installed in the White House.  We now know  who was right.

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