Congress approves bill to bar from US Iran ambassador who held 52 Americans hostage
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It is comforting to know that at least we have a Congress that is fighting the fifth column Executive branch.
Congress approves bill to bar Iran ambassador from US, FOX News, April 8, 2014
The House has approved a bill that would bar Iran’s choice for ambassador to the United Nations from stepping on U.S. soil.
The House has approved a bill that would bar Iran’s choice for ambassador to the United Nations from stepping on U.S. soil.
By voice vote, lawmakers endorsed the measure and sent it to President Obama for his signature. The bill would deny entry to the United States to an individual found to be engaged in espionage, terrorism or a threat to national security.
American officials objected to the selection of Hamid Abutalebi because of his alleged participation in a Muslim student group that held 52 Americans hostage for 444 days in the 1979 seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran.
The Obama administration has told Iran the choice is unacceptable, but White House spokesman Jay Carney refused to say Thursday whether the president would sign the bill.
Frankly I'm surprised the man child of a president hasn't built a mosque with minaret so he can climb it each day to worship allah from his prayer rug! I might google some of Reverend Manning's thoughts on Obama. He knows who he is and Manning is not a coward to say what he thinks.
ReplyDeleteI knew of Reverend Manning from way back, but I forgot his name until I read it on the Patriot Factor. For that I am thankful! God bless him...he is a patriot!