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Jun092009

» Biden’s hardball pays off in Lebanon Middle East Strategy at Harvard

By AuthorIssandr El Amrani |
» Biden’s hardball pays off in Lebanon Middle East Strategy at Harvard
Ridiculous Israeli tool Rob Satloff tries to credit Joe Biden for March 14 victory in Lebanese elections.

DateJune 9, 2009 at 5:00 PM Comment1 Comment

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I have to say, I probably disagree with you and your parents on some opinions (seeing as how if I could vote in this election, I would

have voted for John McCain without a doubt), but I guess I consider myself a pretty liberal republician (I know...an oxymoron. But then,

so is conservative democrat.)
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