Letter to the American people from Vladimir Putin

[superduty]

Obama's lack of foreign policy experience and dealing with a hard-ass adversary that isn't going to fold as soon as he starts speaking is evident. Putin is no friend of ours. He has found a weakness in the US. .the 'leader'! And he's a more worldly and shrewd player in international politics than Obama is. He's got Obama by the nuts, and he's going to play him as long as he can, like a cat plays with an injured mouse.

[kieefer]

Obama's lack of foreign policy experience and dealing with a hard-ass adversary that isn't going to fold as soon as he starts speaking is evident. Putin is no friend of ours. He has found a weakness in the US. .the 'leader'! And he's a more worldly and shrewd player in international politics than Obama is. He's got Obama by the nuts, and he's going to play him as long as he can, like a cat plays with an injured mouse.

 

Wasn't mating with Biden suppose to make up for his foreign policy experience? That makes you feel good doesn't it.

 

Hadn't heard much from the gaffemister, I bet the king has got him sitting and waiting, asking him,.. what to say next.

[Guest TankerHC]

Putin is a well-oiled political machine of a man. I admire him for having a pair. Make no mistake though, although I agree with him on the Syria business, he's dangerous to US interests. His little NY Times editorial proved that he's more skilled than Obama at the art of misinformation, disinformation, and deception. I reckon he learned a thing or two under Gorbechev when he was Mr. KGB. Putin out played Obama and made his checkmate with the editorial. I guess that's what happens when a skilled leader plays chess with a community organizer with a law degree. All-in-all, it's a sad day when a majority of the United States agrees with the leader of Russia.

I would have laughed in the face of anyone who would have told me 25 years ago that the leader of Russia could have so easily swayed public perception of our elected leader, swayed "global perception" of our country, and appealed to the "rule of law" because the US wasn't following it.

Me too.
Who woulda ever thought

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