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Fred Sanders

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5. Warren did not speak much during the 'mowing of the grass' in Gaza and voted for more IDF weaponry.

Reply to R. Daneel Olivaw (Original post)

Fri Feb 27, 2015, 10:48 PM

Feb 2015

If Warren attends to listen with implied respect to an election speech of an uninvited and divisive foreign leader near the end of a tight domestic campaign, in front of a widely televised audience in front of the Israeli..err..American Congress, how will populist progressives interpret that?

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White House: Netanyahu offers no alternative but military action-Warren won�t say if she�s attending [View all] R. Daneel Olivaw Feb 2015 OP

I have been watching this issue. Agnosticsherbet Feb 2015 #1

And if she abstains from this fiasco, her record will continue as such Scootaloo Feb 2015 #2

I absolutely agree that Netanyahu is not good for Israel. Agnosticsherbet Feb 2015 #4

Bibi is certainly making himself popular in Foggy Bottom Fumesucker Feb 2015 #3

Warren did not speak much during the 'mowing of the grass' in Gaza and voted for more IDF weaponry. Fred Sanders Feb 2015 #5

"how will populist progressives interpret that?" R. Daneel Olivaw Feb 2015 #6