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US vs THE WORLD on CUBA

Share / Recommend - Comment - Print - Wednesday, Oct 28 2009, 1:56PM

cuban face.jpgWow.

The U.S. lost a whopping vote at the United Nations on bringing rationality back to America's Latin America portfolio and finally ending the last refuge of the Cold War.

187 nations voted against the United States. Israel and Palau voted with the U.S. Micronesia and the Marshall Islands abstained.

Looks like America is the isolated party here.

President Obama needs to turn this around.

-- Steve Clemons

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Posted by brigid, Oct 28 2009, 4:06PM - Link

Steve, I have no fear because I know single-handedly you are going to turn Obama and the U.S. around on this. Even the Miami based Cuban rejectionists and your friends,their GOP allies, are going to be swayed by your rational arguments. Why, because they all deeply care about what the vote in the U.N. is.

Posted by MNPundit, Oct 28 2009, 4:36PM - Link

President Obama needs to turn this around.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

As if he could care less about this issue right now.

Posted by ..., Oct 28 2009, 5:11PM - Link

steve, my observation is your perspective rarely if ever makes it to the mainstream media... the ordinary american person is inoculated from the perspective of those from everywhere outside the usa.... it helps feed wigwags ''who cares what others think?'' attitude.. most americans are never given a chance to care...

Posted by DonS, Oct 28 2009, 5:15PM - Link

Certainly makes Obama's "turning the page" in foreign affairs seem like so much hot air . . . as the world has come to expect from the US. When it's not hot bullets that is.

Maybe a moratorium on Obamaspeak for a year or two wouldn't hurt.

Posted by JohnH, Oct 28 2009, 6:24PM - Link

Unilateralist habits die hard. Bush must be so proud of Obama!

What benefit is there to acting like a rogue nation?

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