From cartoons to comics, Michael Cavna gets Time for President Obama to let go of Hosni Mubarak
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Ann Telnaes
| January 31, 2011; 12:00 AM ET
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Very intelligent and appropriate representation.
Posted by: shripadd | February 3, 2011 10:34 AM | Report abuse
Exactly! Thank you, again!
bignoisylawnmower . . . . Still getting your history from Beck and Bush's Liberry and the Texas Schoolboard?
Posted by: lufrank1 | January 31, 2011 4:40 PM | Report abuse
As usual, this is so terific. I believe that your perception of the relationship between Mubarak and the US has been only based on the fear of the So-called Moslem Brotherhood, which by the way has minimal support among the overwhelming majority especially after the recently broadcasted show about their leader Hassan El Banna.
Posted by: freeinquirer | January 31, 2011 3:19 PM | Report abuse
Who lost Red China, Belgium Congo, Chile, Nicaragua, Panama, Vietnam, etc. etc. etc? Hey USA that’s not the question the world is asking. What we want to know (during the 100th anniversary of the late President Debt) is who lost the US to an ultra-right wing world financial meddling evangelical orthodoxy, beloved of bignoisylawnmowers and the numerous others of his ilk.
Posted by: unoiamrite | January 31, 2011 12:05 PM | Report abuse
deja vu -- iran
TUNIS, Tunisia - The leader of a long-outlawed Tunisian Islamist party returned home Sunday after two decades in exile
bho beats carter 2 to 1
Posted by: oldhat | January 31, 2011 11:35 AM | Report abuse
To claim that Carter lost Iran is ludicrous. It's a grossly oversimplified and deluded reading of history.
Posted by: egc52556 | January 31, 2011 10:45 AM | Report abuse
The Shah's unwillingness to deal with Khomeini lost Iran.
Egypt is not yet lost.
Posted by: GeneTouchet | January 31, 2011 9:17 AM | Report abuse
The Shah's unwillingness to deal with Khomeini lost Iran.
Egypt is not yet lost.
Posted by: GeneTouchet | January 31, 2011 9:16 AM | Report abuse
Carter lost Iran and Obama loses Egypt this is going to be a close race for worst
Posted by: bignoisylawnmower | January 31, 2011 6:18 AM | Report abuse
I am not too hopeful. The best that can be hoped for is that the army will take over - the Burma, Pakistan solutions. The worst and only slightly less likely scenario, is that an ultra-religious party will take over - see Iran, Iraq. The very worst solution will be a Taliban type group taking control who will inherit a chaotic situation and then we can kiss the museums goodbye and see women in burkas and kicked out of schools. Hosni would seem to want go out in the style of Hitler, with the ruins of the State around him. Not encouraging.
Posted by: hamelinfish | January 31, 2011 4:18 AM | Report abuse
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