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Ok, I hate to admit it. I am one of those Jews who voted for Barack Hussein Obama (yuck!) thinking he had all the answers. Wrong! He not only didn’t have ALL the answers, he didn’t have ANY of the answers.

A Hezbollah-like car bomb explodes in a border town as a congresswoman asks Homeland Security about links between the terrorist group and Mexican drug cartels. This is more than an immigration problem. Our worst nightmare may be yet to come.

Senate and House Democrats are headed for a clash this week over funding for U.S. troops in Afghanistan, as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) races to clear the schedule for a long-awaited energy reform legislation.

Colombia has asked the Organization of American States to hold a meeting of its permanent council to address Bogota’s accusation that leftist guerrillas are hiding in neighboring Venezuela.

In an embarrassing alignment of news, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announcesnew aid projects worth $500 million to Pakistan and a Pakistani couple is sentenced to death by stoning for adultery.

Not content to have lied to America about federal funding for abortions in Obamacare, the administration has steered funds meant for civic education in Kenya to use to support a draft of a new Kenyan constitution that institutionalizes abortion.

Is the rush to hide the spies to protect Democrats in high places or business deals of the Democrat industrial campaign contribution complex? With all the contents of a good spy thriller, the Russian spy release gets curiouser and curiouser. NBC and MSNBC ignore the story because parent company GE is in bed with the Russians to the tune of billions.

Please help free anti-communist activist Alejandro Peña Esclusa from Chavez. The Venezuelan Embassy in Washington, D.C. can be contacted at 202-342-2214. The Ambassador, Bernardo Álvarez Herrera, can be contacted by email at despacho@venezuela-us(dot)org Also please send a copy of your protest note calling for freedom for Peña Esclusa to the press department at prensa@venezuela-us(dot)org Also contact your legislators 202-224-3121

So much for that reset button or that sell out on the START treaty or that sell out on missile defense. Countering the new US embargo on petroleum and oil distillates embargo on Iran, Russian Energy Minister Sergei Shmatko and Iranian Oil Minister Masud Mir-Kazemi Wednesday, July 14 signed a series of far-reaching energy-related agreements, including a deal to sell Tehran Russian petroleum products and petrochemicals.

The Venezuelan Embassy in Washington, D.C. can be contacted at 202-342-2214. The Ambassador, Bernardo Álvarez Herrera, can be contacted by email at despacho@venezuela-us.org Also please send a copy of your protest note calling for freedom for Peña Esclusa to the press department at prensa@venezuela-us.org