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“Senate Approves Ted Cruz’s Bill Denying Visa to Iran’s U.N. Ambassador”

The sad part is, I think a bunch of us are shocked that this passed the Senate, even on a voice vote.  But then, it’s an easy way to distance yourself from the kind of coziness you’ve been showing the Muslim Brotherhood behind the scenes, so for many in the Senate, I suspect this is just political opportunism — and that, if they thought they could get away with it, they’d have voted not to “disrespect” the appointment of a “moderate” Iranian President whom we in the US can almost certainly work with.

To help nuke up.

Man, have I become a cynical bastard or what?

 

7 Replies to ““Senate Approves Ted Cruz’s Bill Denying Visa to Iran’s U.N. Ambassador””

  1. Haven’t we all?…and with much justification.

  2. dicentra says:

    Not cynical enough?

    Naw.

  3. sdferr says:

    It’s interesting that the Iranian dictatorship holds a decent sense of humor regarding the spinelessness of the IWonPenPhone regime, since mostly the killer mullahs seem so dour: maybe that indication of humor is what makes IWonPenPhone so eager to endow the killer mullahs with nuclear weapons?

  4. sdferr says:

    Never in the history of history has a greater group of morons been assembled to laud it over a once magnificent nation. I mean, historical! It’s quite the achievement, really.

  5. mojo says:

    Can’t we let him in, refuse his diplomatic credentials, and nab his greasy ass for war crimes? Kidnapping, at the very least.

    Toss him in the slam, and make him listen to Jimmy Carter drone on for hours and hours…

  6. John Bradley says:

    Well, if we do that, then Iran might retaliate by arresting our diplomats (say, John Kerry, for example) on some trumped-up charges.

    I’m not seeing a down-side.

  7. Slartibartfast says:

    The comments section on that post is alarmingly stupid, sdferr.

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