4/17/2007
4/05/2007
SotHoR Pelosi - Don't go there...
There are times when you really need to pummel your head against something non-moving, like, a nearby mountain...
Rep. Pelosi (D-clueless in Cali) recently made a highly puiblicized trip to Damascus Syria, meeting with Baby Assad. The big news item was her conveying a message from Israel wishing to resume peace talks.
Bad thing is, there was no message given to her. The Isreali PM quickly released a message stating (paraphrased) "She don't speak for us."
The busy-body from the Bay has ruffled more feathers with this trip than her antics in the halls of Congress. From the photo-ops in the Mosques looking at John the Baptists head, wearing a Gucci Hibjab (really deversifying their sales line, huh - what's next a Versace Burrka?), and the pics with Assad. Ample bloggers, both for/against the trip, can be found.
Quite frankly, Speaker Pelosi should stick to her appointed job, and, not meddle in diplomacy. Seeing how the State Dept. is the agency for that job (and, can screw it up well enough without assistnace), muddying those waters any further only discolors the water.
I guess its the Leftists mindset that, we get elected to power, get the big chairs, and everything will bow to our wills. Only problem is the opposition. Did she really think that Baby Assad would take her serious? I mean, they hold about 1/2 of the Syrian population in subujation, whom, oddly, also wear burrkas and hibjabs. Does she think that an elected American Busy-body would garner anything different?
Assad was probally laughing his butt off the moment her motorcade left his bunker complex, along with finalizing plans for resupplying the Hezzies, now that a source for interferance and misdirection has landed happily in his lap.
I seem to remember a certain ammendment from the early 1800's that prohibited the different branches of government from encroaching upon their others. Seems like a nice time to clear off the dust and wave it about, just to remind the busy-bodies (as The Rock would say) "Know your role".
Doesn't she have carpet lint to pick up somewhere???
Rep. Pelosi (D-clueless in Cali) recently made a highly puiblicized trip to Damascus Syria, meeting with Baby Assad. The big news item was her conveying a message from Israel wishing to resume peace talks.
Bad thing is, there was no message given to her. The Isreali PM quickly released a message stating (paraphrased) "She don't speak for us."
The busy-body from the Bay has ruffled more feathers with this trip than her antics in the halls of Congress. From the photo-ops in the Mosques looking at John the Baptists head, wearing a Gucci Hibjab (really deversifying their sales line, huh - what's next a Versace Burrka?), and the pics with Assad. Ample bloggers, both for/against the trip, can be found.
Quite frankly, Speaker Pelosi should stick to her appointed job, and, not meddle in diplomacy. Seeing how the State Dept. is the agency for that job (and, can screw it up well enough without assistnace), muddying those waters any further only discolors the water.
I guess its the Leftists mindset that, we get elected to power, get the big chairs, and everything will bow to our wills. Only problem is the opposition. Did she really think that Baby Assad would take her serious? I mean, they hold about 1/2 of the Syrian population in subujation, whom, oddly, also wear burrkas and hibjabs. Does she think that an elected American Busy-body would garner anything different?
Assad was probally laughing his butt off the moment her motorcade left his bunker complex, along with finalizing plans for resupplying the Hezzies, now that a source for interferance and misdirection has landed happily in his lap.
I seem to remember a certain ammendment from the early 1800's that prohibited the different branches of government from encroaching upon their others. Seems like a nice time to clear off the dust and wave it about, just to remind the busy-bodies (as The Rock would say) "Know your role".
Doesn't she have carpet lint to pick up somewhere???
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