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| Written by Scott Johnson |
| Thursday, 02 July 2009 07:49 |
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In the course of his post on the Obama administration's negotiations with Iran-backed terrorists and the release of a terrorist responsible for murdering American troops, Andrew McCarthy asks four questions:
This morning's Washington Times story by Sara Carter and Eli Lake reports that Senators Sessions and Kyl have sent a letter to President Obama expressing concern over reports that the administration negotiated "directly or indirectly" with terrorists for the release of British hostages in Iraq. The White House has denied negotiating with terrorists and repeated that denial Wednesday, though McCarthy contended otherwise in his long June 24 column on the matter. McCarthy concluded his June 24 column with another question: "Where is Congress?" It appears that Senators Sessions and Kyl have at least begun to answer that question. JOHN adds: The timing of this disclosure, which McCarthy calls "the most shocking story we have had in a steady stream of shock since the start of the Obama presidency," is unfortunate. It coincides with the news that the Taliban has captured an American soldier in eastern Afghanistan. If these terrorists murder their captive and our troops apprehend them, will Obama let this gang go, too? It's time to man up, Barack. Meanwhile, our prayers are with the captured soldier, who has not been identified, and his family. Cross-posted and and comments welcome at Power Line. |





