OMG he didn't really say that, did he?
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moreluck
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Now he'll have to learn to leave his desk and travel to these dangerous places. Lanai is not enemy territory.
1BROWNWRENCH
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Enjoy your ketchup.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
"SHOVE IT"
island1fox
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BW,
and also the fact that it is processed or manufactured out of the country !!
On foreign soil yesterday --he stated American's can be STUPID. Was he looking in the mirror ??
island1fox
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Gotta luv the Libs ==as Obama cries about Teachers, Firemen, First Responders being laid off because of Sequester ----Kerry ( do not get involved in Iraq Civil War) Has now --without any approval has given the Rebels in Syria(Civil War --Muslim britherhood) ---SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS.
America ---Wake up !!
Mr President HOW MANY TEACHERS FIREMEN DOES SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS PROVIDE ?????????
America ---Wake up !!
Mr President HOW MANY TEACHERS FIREMEN DOES SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS PROVIDE ?????????
moreluck
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Fireman & policemen are usually not paid by the fed. gov't.
They are paid by the munincipalities they work in.
Obama doesnt' even know how things work.....he has no clue!!
He would delight in firing the air traffic controllers and causing US misery instead of cutting down some of those trips taken by the various departments at expensive resorts. Can't they just Skype? They are the gov't,not big ass companies that have fancy getaways for execs.
They are paid by the munincipalities they work in.
Obama doesnt' even know how things work.....he has no clue!!
He would delight in firing the air traffic controllers and causing US misery instead of cutting down some of those trips taken by the various departments at expensive resorts. Can't they just Skype? They are the gov't,not big ass companies that have fancy getaways for execs.
moreluck
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You don't give them the $$$ first, only after they do what they are suppse to.
CAIRO (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday rewarded Egypt for President Mohammed Morsi’s pledges of political and economic reforms by releasing $250 million in American aid to support the country’s “future as a democracy.”
Yet Kerry also served notice that the Obama administration will keep close watch on how Morsi, who came to power in June as Egypt’s first freely elected president, honors his commitment.
“The path to that future has clearly been difficult and much work remains,” Kerry said in a statement after wrapping up two days of meetings in Egypt, a deeply divided country in the wake of the revolution that ousted longtime President Hosni Mubarak.
Egypt is trying to meet conditions to close on a $4.8 billion loan package from the International Monetary Fund. An agreement would unlock more of the $1 billion in U.S. assistance promised by President Barack Obama last year and set to begin flowing with Kerry’s announcement.
“The United States can and wants to do more,” Kerry said. “Reaching an agreement with the IMF will require further effort on the part of the Egyptian government and broad support for reform by all Egyptians. When Egypt takes the difficult steps to strengthen its economy and build political unity and justice, we will work with our Congress at home on additional support.”
Kerry cited Egypt’s “extreme needs” and Morsi’s “assurances that he plans to complete the IMF process” when he told the president that the U.S. would provide $190 million of a long-term $450 million pledge “in a good-faith effort to spur reform and help the Egyptian people at this difficult time.”
CAIRO (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday rewarded Egypt for President Mohammed Morsi’s pledges of political and economic reforms by releasing $250 million in American aid to support the country’s “future as a democracy.”
Yet Kerry also served notice that the Obama administration will keep close watch on how Morsi, who came to power in June as Egypt’s first freely elected president, honors his commitment.
“The path to that future has clearly been difficult and much work remains,” Kerry said in a statement after wrapping up two days of meetings in Egypt, a deeply divided country in the wake of the revolution that ousted longtime President Hosni Mubarak.
Egypt is trying to meet conditions to close on a $4.8 billion loan package from the International Monetary Fund. An agreement would unlock more of the $1 billion in U.S. assistance promised by President Barack Obama last year and set to begin flowing with Kerry’s announcement.
“The United States can and wants to do more,” Kerry said. “Reaching an agreement with the IMF will require further effort on the part of the Egyptian government and broad support for reform by all Egyptians. When Egypt takes the difficult steps to strengthen its economy and build political unity and justice, we will work with our Congress at home on additional support.”
Kerry cited Egypt’s “extreme needs” and Morsi’s “assurances that he plans to complete the IMF process” when he told the president that the U.S. would provide $190 million of a long-term $450 million pledge “in a good-faith effort to spur reform and help the Egyptian people at this difficult time.”
island1fox
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450 MILLION --Secretary Kerry thats alot of teachers,fireman,cops,first providers etc,etc.
Our country is out of CONTROL !!!!!
Our country is out of CONTROL !!!!!
I hope that 450 million comes out of his wifes, Heinz stock windfall!!!
moreluck
golden ticket member
Scary what the Obama admin wants to do with our money.
Via The Hill:
Via The Hill:
Secretary of State John Kerry had hoped to offer considerably more aid to Egypt than the $250 million he announced during his trip to Cairo but was blocked by Congress, House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce (R-Calif.) said.
“This is not the aid package that the administration wanted to announce,” Royce told The Hill. The administration wanted to release a “larger sum,” but bowed to the wishes of Royce’s committee as well as congressional appropriators, he said.
Royce wouldn’t say how much Kerry had hoped to announce, but the State Department has been pressing Congress to greenlight $450 million in direct aid since last fall.
“Our approach is not the full-throttle administration approach of delivering all the aid that they wanted to deliver, but rather a measured approach of tying tranches to results as it pertains to the peace treaty with Israel, to cooperation with respect to smuggling [into Gaza] and with respect to economic reforms to guarantee civil rights and the rule of law within Egypt,” he said. “That’s the pressure that we’re applying.”
Kerry announced the new aid package last Sunday during a stop in Cairo as part of his first trip overseas. The money includes $190 million in budgetary support that’s part of the $1 billion in debt relief President Obama pledged in 2011, along with $60 million for an enterprise fund.
“This is not the aid package that the administration wanted to announce,” Royce told The Hill. The administration wanted to release a “larger sum,” but bowed to the wishes of Royce’s committee as well as congressional appropriators, he said.
Royce wouldn’t say how much Kerry had hoped to announce, but the State Department has been pressing Congress to greenlight $450 million in direct aid since last fall.
“Our approach is not the full-throttle administration approach of delivering all the aid that they wanted to deliver, but rather a measured approach of tying tranches to results as it pertains to the peace treaty with Israel, to cooperation with respect to smuggling [into Gaza] and with respect to economic reforms to guarantee civil rights and the rule of law within Egypt,” he said. “That’s the pressure that we’re applying.”
Kerry announced the new aid package last Sunday during a stop in Cairo as part of his first trip overseas. The money includes $190 million in budgetary support that’s part of the $1 billion in debt relief President Obama pledged in 2011, along with $60 million for an enterprise fund.
moreluck
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Hey Lurch, cat got your tongue ?
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moreluck
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[h=2]John Kerry Gaffe: How About Those Yankees Fans Singing Boston Red Sox Favorite Song . . . “Sweet Adeline”…[/h]It’s “Sweet Caroline” you donkey. What an ass!!
moreluck
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'Lurch' discussing how the money wil be used is naive of him. Once the money is sent to them, we have no idea in hell how it is used.
US pledges to double Syrian aid to $250M, rebels want more | Fox News
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