'Subtle endorsements' as world leaders weigh in on Mitt Romney and President Obama
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Not sure the President was looking for an endorsement from Hugo Chavez...Any word on who Ahmedinajad is endorsing?
Let's see...
Our enemies--the communists, as well as socialists, all like Obama. Israel (our chief ally) and pro-business leaders like Romney.
Makes it kind of hard to figure out who to vote for, doesn't it?
"The president says what he will do and he sticks to it," Cameron said during a toast to Obama.
I guess Cameron didn't hear Obama's campaign speeches when he promised that there would be no secrecy. Cameron must not have More..