Another Perspective
Gullible Travels
Paris may beat Crawford, though not with American voters.
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p>You would think that liberal Democrats and the kingmakers of the
worldwide press would have learned this lesson with John Kerry and
his boast that foreign leaders were backing his presidential bid.
Luckily for us, they have not. Obama recently
said
:
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/p>
It’s embarrassing when Europeans come over here, they all speak English, they speak French, they speak German. And then we go over to Europe and all we can say is “merci beaucoup.”br> Thanks to you too, Senator, and many happy returns on Election Day.
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