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Dr. Kelli Ward Rips Into McCain
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...d-john-mccain-directly-responsible-rise-isis/
Primary challenger Dr. Kelli Ward called out incumbent Republican Sen. John McCain … It is McCain’s foreign policy that is “directly responsible,” ... for facilitating the rise of “ruthless” Islamic terrorism. …
John McCain has once again thrown a punch at Barack Obama and immediately apologized for it, bowing to lick the boots of the political correctness …
I, however, am not afraid to place the blame right where it belongs: John McCain is “directly responsible” for the rise of ISIS. Without his dangerously distracted foreign policy, we would not have this ruthless Islamic extremist organization that crucifies children, systematically rapes women, oppresses Christians, and throws homosexuals off rooftops.
Libya and Iraq would not be the “Harvard of terrorism” they are now if it were not for his [McCain's] knee-jerk, trigger-happy foreign policy of promiscuously arming the supposedly moderate militants he says he is “intimate with” and overthrowing stable, albeit unsavory regimes. He even wants to stay in Iraq for 100 years and joked about risking military lives to “Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran.” Even George W. Bush and Tony Blair have admitted that the 2003 invasion of Iraq created a vacuum which allowed jihadist ideologies to flourish. Our open border has given those emboldened elements access to our country and our citizens. McCain has been complicit in all of it. …
John has proposed bombing, invading, or attacking at least thirteen countries in recent years, and in addition to his support for open borders and amnesty, he also wants to dump thousands of unvetted refugees into our streets and give them welfare to boot. …
As a military wife of a husband who has been deployed overseas, I will support military engagement only as a last resort, only when Constitutionally approved by Congress, and only when there is a clear strategy for victory, not endless occupations and expensive nation-building. Yes, John McCain is “directly responsible” for the rise of ISIS. …
The increasingly unpopular five-term U.S. Senator from Arizona … McCain’s home-state support is weak, according to polls. … McCain is also tied with Republican challenger Ward 41-41 in a head-to-head matchup … In 2014 McCain was censured by members of his own party in Arizona … In May 2015 McCain was rebuked by the American Conservative Union (ACU) …
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...d-john-mccain-directly-responsible-rise-isis/
Primary challenger Dr. Kelli Ward called out incumbent Republican Sen. John McCain … It is McCain’s foreign policy that is “directly responsible,” ... for facilitating the rise of “ruthless” Islamic terrorism. …
John McCain has once again thrown a punch at Barack Obama and immediately apologized for it, bowing to lick the boots of the political correctness …
I, however, am not afraid to place the blame right where it belongs: John McCain is “directly responsible” for the rise of ISIS. Without his dangerously distracted foreign policy, we would not have this ruthless Islamic extremist organization that crucifies children, systematically rapes women, oppresses Christians, and throws homosexuals off rooftops.
Libya and Iraq would not be the “Harvard of terrorism” they are now if it were not for his [McCain's] knee-jerk, trigger-happy foreign policy of promiscuously arming the supposedly moderate militants he says he is “intimate with” and overthrowing stable, albeit unsavory regimes. He even wants to stay in Iraq for 100 years and joked about risking military lives to “Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran.” Even George W. Bush and Tony Blair have admitted that the 2003 invasion of Iraq created a vacuum which allowed jihadist ideologies to flourish. Our open border has given those emboldened elements access to our country and our citizens. McCain has been complicit in all of it. …
John has proposed bombing, invading, or attacking at least thirteen countries in recent years, and in addition to his support for open borders and amnesty, he also wants to dump thousands of unvetted refugees into our streets and give them welfare to boot. …
As a military wife of a husband who has been deployed overseas, I will support military engagement only as a last resort, only when Constitutionally approved by Congress, and only when there is a clear strategy for victory, not endless occupations and expensive nation-building. Yes, John McCain is “directly responsible” for the rise of ISIS. …
The increasingly unpopular five-term U.S. Senator from Arizona … McCain’s home-state support is weak, according to polls. … McCain is also tied with Republican challenger Ward 41-41 in a head-to-head matchup … In 2014 McCain was censured by members of his own party in Arizona … In May 2015 McCain was rebuked by the American Conservative Union (ACU) …
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