A Tale Of Two Cities
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Sullivan continues enthusiastic for the opposition in Iran, like the right in general.
He is considerably less so for those in Honduras opposed to the kid-gloved coup that just happened there.
A coup that the majority of the American right vigorously defends.
They chided Obama for not supporting the opposition in the streets of Teheran vigorously enough when the Ayatollahs appeared to have stolen an election.
They now chide him for supporting the opposition in the streets of Tegucigalpa where the ruling elites have joined the Army in deposing a sitting president.
Sullivan continues enthusiastic for the opposition in Iran, like the right in general.
He is considerably less so for those in Honduras opposed to the kid-gloved coup that just happened there.
A coup that the majority of the American right vigorously defends.
They chided Obama for not supporting the opposition in the streets of Teheran vigorously enough when the Ayatollahs appeared to have stolen an election.
They now chide him for supporting the opposition in the streets of Tegucigalpa where the ruling elites have joined the Army in deposing a sitting president.
Labels: a dime's worth of difference, Class war, Undemocracy
posted by Gaius Sempronius Gracchus at 7/01/2009 07:27:00 AM
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