Positive in spirit, hundreds of voters flowed into Sanaa's old town section Tuesday to cast ballots to replace Yemen's longtime ruler Ali Abdullah Saleh. Continue reading...
Can't believe the idiot is still in charge. He and Assad are the leftovers from the Year of the Dictators. 2012 is Year of the Kings.
That sucks. Though I'd add just slightly worse than a 2 party system. The Founders were against parties. Early on the President was the #1 vote and Vice was the #2 vote. Though the lack of a party died quickly.
For 2012, absolutely. Seeing how long it's taking some of the dictators to lose power, might bleed (pun intended) over into 2013 for all the Kings to lose power.
Come on, he's Canadian, what would he know about fighting? Here, let me help out: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/storie...ME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2012-02-22-08-55-56 http://www.670kboi.com/rssItem.asp?feedid=113&itemid=29804010 My, isn't that slope getting mighty slick, and no US Congressional approval either. Funny that.
Is the White House ready to arm Syrian rebels? You mean out in the open, in addition to or instead of covert channels?
No. It means that you are taking a systemic problem and trying to turn it into a party ideological issue.
