Thought it was our President for a second!

[Ronaldus Magnus]

Is how we want to be perceived in the world? Is this the man we want our President to have a like minded opinion with? You tell me?


http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D97B37LO0&show_article=1

 

[GenSeneca]

Is how we want to be perceived in the world? Is this the man we want our President to have a like minded opinion with? You tell me?


http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D97B37LO0&show_article=1

From the Article:

Chavez's own economic program to institute socialism in Venezuela could slow as his country's oil-dependent economy suffers from falling crude prices. Inflation there has soared above 30 percent, eroding Venezuelans' salaries.

In his decade in power, Chavez has boosted state control over the economy and spent heavily on social programs meant to increase his popularity.

Instituting socialism.. State control over the economy... Heavy spending on social programs in an attempt to increase popularity.... We don't yet have 30% inflation but Obama and Geitner are working on printing enough money to reach at least 30%....

Sounds like Chavez is just pissed that Obama is using the same economic strategy and not giving Hugo credit!

 

[The Scotsman]

..........Is this the man we want our President to have a like minded opinion with? You tell me?

Just so that I get this right, you think that the economic, social and political policies of Chavez are the same as those of Obama?

 

[GenSeneca]

Just so that I get this right, you think that the economic, social and political policies of Chavez are the same as those of Obama?

Do you know who Raila Odinga is?

Odinga has promised to repair the country's infrastructure, especially the road and rail network, which has deteriorated steadily since independence.

Although his opponents have portrayed him as a socialist who could damage the economy, Odinga insists the business community has nothing to fear. His manifesto policies are similar to those of Kibaki, except with regard to devolution of power, which Odinga insists is necessary to ensure an equitable distribution of wealth.

But he would have a huge task living up to all his election promises, especially his vow to tackle high-level corruption. He has proposed a deal where officials and business people who have stolen from the state will be given an amnesty if they give back the money.

First he has to clean his own house. Several senior members of his party have serious corruption allegations hanging over them.

Any of that sound familiar?

 

[The Scotsman]

Do you know who Raila Odinga is?

....... a pal of Chavez?