Afterall, he’s getting away with murder in Iraq, and the Bush administration and Congress ain’t doing nothin’, while Barry talks about a sit-down to understand Mahmoud’s pain.
UPDATE: So, when Bush does the only thing he ever does about this matter, i.e. talk, he manages to enrage Barry, Hilarity, Nancy, etc. For why? Because they won’t do anything, either, and don’t like to be reminded. Such unanimity.
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So Columbia invited Mahmoud the Mad to speak so they could mock and insult him? There’s a twist.
The modern American elite university, quick to condemn its own country, slow to confront much less to condemn obvious foreign evil, embraces an Iranian thug:
"Columbia doesn’t host ROTC or (I think) military recruiters on campus, because it would be just too offensive to do so, because the military obeys the law passed by a Democrat Congress and signed by Bill Clinton which bars open homosexuals from serving in the military," Michael Ledeen emails Instapundit. "OK…Why (then) think a man who heads a regime that executes homosexuals–not just excludes them from military service, but hangs them by the neck until dead, in public ceremony– should be honored with an invitation to speak at Columbia?"
At least Mahmoud the Mad has only talked about destroying Israel. He hasn’t actually tried it. Yet.
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