Harsh but deserved. RT @raju: "Tomorrow's @NYDailyNews: http://t.co/rNKtzRCOvJ pic.twitter.com/7pO9Zix5sy”
— Spencer Brown (@ItsSpencerBrown) January 12, 2015
Not everyone agrees:
66k US soldiers in Europe. 6,600 US soldiers killed in Iraq/Afghan. Billions of $ ... We let nobody down. pic.twitter.com/U5QDMOD4c9
— Ron Fournier (@ron_fournier) January 12, 2015
@NYDailyNews Any excuse in the world to bash Obama and the Democrats. You people are pathetic. Wish my mom didn't make me buy your rag.
— Wayne A Schneider (@WayneASchneider) January 12, 2015
◼ President No-Show Snubs French Unity March – Is Blasted By Libs, NY Daily News - Nice Deb
◼ Liberal Reporters BLAST Obama For Snubbing French at Their #JeSuisCharlie Freedom March - Gateway Pundit
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic: “It would have been nice to see the country whose birth was midwifed by France send its leader to stand with France today.”◼ The media excoriates Obama for skipping pro-free speech Paris march - HotAir
Fareed Zakaria, CNN: “Why no U.S. leader at Paris rally? Isn’t this why God invented vice presidents?”
Greta Van Susteren, Fox News: “@ron_fournier @AmPowerBlog you and I usually agree but not on this:I wanted my Pres there representing me”
And: “the next time we want French help,they will remember if we mourned with them, stood with them @ron_fournier”
Jack Moore, International Business Times, UK: “French President Jacque Chirac was one of first foreign leaders to visit White House after 9/11. Why was Barack Obama absent at #ParisMarch?”
Simon Schama, BBC Presenter: “Actually, on US (non)representation in Paris: insulting abysmal complacent indifference to meaning of the day. Should be huge row.”
“Sadly, I can’t help but view this as a painful point of national embarrassment and a failure to play our part on the world stage—and I say that as one who has never before accused President Obama of embarrassing the nation he leads,” wrote outspoken liberal columnist Rick Ungar in Forbes.
“I say this as an American — not as a journalist, not as a representative of CNN — but as an American: I was ashamed,” CNN anchor Jake Tapper wrote. He noted that it was an oversight of the first order that no prominent 2016 prospect, Republican or Democratic, chose to join the Parisian marchers either.
Obama's absence from Paris signals both weakness and arrogance: http://t.co/QZE2ylAS5k Debunking the most popular excuses.
— John Hayward (@Doc_0) January 12, 2015
◼ Greta Van Susteran's Apology To The People Of France For Obama's Behavior Has Gone Viral - MRC TV