they accuse a Democrat of being disrespectful to the President. With Obama as President things have sunk to a new low. Being the hypocrites they are they will cry like babies when one of theirs gets a small taste of what has been dished to Obama and his family these last 8 years!

This reached a climax with the Clinton impeachment fiasco.

Then we had an SOB and his goons who lied us into a war.
But calling them out?
"Treason!"

Now we had 8 years of obstruction, lies, even wild accusations of where the guy was born.
"Oh that's different!"

He is obviously desperate.

He's done!

Very disappointing to me.

Let's face it, the United States had to release the money it's been holding for more than 30 years. It was one of the conditions of the multi-national treaty we negotiated with our allies with Iran. We don't release that money, Iran goes back to the status quo ante, and might have some material with which to make a nuclear bomb. Instead, Obama takes advantage of the good feelings engendered by the treaty to get Iran to release some of our citizens they've been holding.

Only in a Republican's alleged mind does this episode become something bad. Oh, and in the minds of the media who can't even yet figure out when they're being played by those same Republicans. Apparently, the Republicans and their media water-carriers would prefer that Iran keep holding our citizens hostage.

"AIPAC worked to mobilize its friends in Congress. Mark Kirk, a Republican senator from Illinois and a major beneficiary of AIPAC-related funding, began pressing to pass a new sanctions bill. “He was saying, ‘We’re in negotiations with a wolf in sheep’s clothing!’ “ a former Senate aide recalled. The bill, co-sponsored by Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat, was drafted with considerable input from AIPAC. This was the first time in decades that the lobby had challenged the sitting U.S. President so overtly."

They mean Friends of right wing Netanyahu
Senate recipients--

http://maplight.org/us-congress/interest/J5100/view/all

She being supported by Sen. Warren speaks volumes