[...] the pro-democracy demonstrators in Iran suffer, then he jumps on the perfectly legal deposing of a Marxist dictator in Honduras.  Like Jefferson, his vision is skewed by his secular [...]

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[...] covered the Honduras story here. We had another dictator for life, in the mold of Castro and Venezuela’s Chavez seeking to [...]

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@Hard Right:

THAT would make an awesome bumber sticker! LOL

Sarge

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[...] covered the Honduras story here. We had another dictator for life, in the mold of Castro and Venezuela’s Chavez seeking to [...]

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You can lead leftists to rational thought, but can’t make them think.

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[...] … and how Obama calls Honduras rule of law “illegal”. [...]

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@blast:

http://www.floppingaces.net/2009/06/28/obama-on-honduras-new-cajones-for-leftist-leadership-and-usurping-rule-of-law/

Also see:

http://faustasblog.com/?p=13712

Faust translated Honduran news articles regarding the removal of the Honduran president. Legal and members of his own party support it.

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I like oranges more than apples. I buy the Fujis, which are good, but it seems like I have to force myself to eat them.

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Great post. So far Obama seems to be more concerned about the well-being of evil dictators rather than the people they oppress.

It took him 2 weeks to say that what the Iranian thugs were doing to the oppressed protesters was wrong, yet it took one day to state that outing the Honduran dictator is illegal and wrong. He stands up for the elitist dictators and snubs the oppressed who are fighting for their freedom!

Great pick libs..

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Is that some attempt at moral equivalency, blast?

If so, you do understand this was not a coup, right?
Do you understand this is an example of obama’s hypocrisy and why?

Please expand on your post to clear up any misunderstanding.

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