No, I never promised anything idiot. You take after Odumbo and like to lie as well. Not surprising since you can't ever debate a person who throws facts in your face. Besides, it was a news link bozo.
Bullshit. Sentences don't end with a comma. Why you are too stupid to understand this is a real mystery. Oh wait, no it's not, you're a righty. Just for once try using some critical thinking an stop being such a sheep.
Actually, you did. But I'm not surprised that you're trying to distance yourself from it (and, at the time, you insisted that it was a FACT!). So how is Sylvia these days?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rand Paul is hammering Marco Rubio over Cuba on Twitter. Welcome to the 2016 primary. Thursday morning, Sen. Rand Paul came out in favor of President Obama's new plan to normalize relations with Cuba, saying in a radio interview that "the 50-year embargo just hasn't worked" and that "opening up Cuba is probably a good idea." Later that day, Sen. Marco Rubio — a potential 2016 presidential rival to Paul who's called the deal "disgraceful" and a "concession to tyranny" — said on Fox News that Paul "has no idea what he's talking about." So early Friday afternoon, Paul fired back, and directly challenged Rubio with a series of confrontational Twitter and Facebook posts. Here's his short tweetstorm:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You think you are the shark, but you are not.
Conservative Brazilian news magazine Veja marked the Obama administration’s opening of diplomatic relations with Cuba with a healthy dose of artistic license. This week’s cover of Veja features a caricature of President Barack Obama in the style of a famous image of Argentine Marxist revolutionary Ernest0 “Che” Guevara, over the headline “The American Friend.” Obama’s rightwing critics have often referred to him as a “socialist,” though he hasn’t exactly presided over a massive redistribution of wealth. It would be an even further stretch to compare him to Guevara, who joined Fidel Castro’s revolutionary group in Mexico during the 1950s and later aided revolutionary movements in Africa before being killed in 1967 while trying to start another revolution in Bolivia. Nevertheless, Guevara has become an iconic symbol of the Cuban Revolution and of the worldwide left more generally. Similar memes have been making the rounds since Obama and the Cuban head of state Raúl Castro announced the changes on Wednesday.
So too bad American politics want to compare Guevara to President Obama. Propaganda of fear from the old people.