After what happened recently in Egypt, and four years ago in Honduras, it is clear that the United States' official policy is that a coup is only a coup when it doesn't advance our international dominance and influence. Otherwise a coup is known as, "enhanced democracy."

see if you are correct about the Egyptian military and if they answer to the United States. John McCain and Lindsey Graham need the Muslim Brotherhood for their warmongering goals in the Middle East, which they disquise for Democracy. Morsi was helping them out. The neocons and the Obama Administration are on the same side when it comes to Foreign Policy in the Middle East.

Here you have two Republican Senators, acting in the role of the U.S. State Department. There is no opposition Party in the U.S. More evidence, it is runned by the Rightwingers. And the State Department is runned by none other than John Kerry, whom they endorsed for Secretary of State.

They're getting lots of face time on the local news back home, and they both need to burnish their badly tarnished images.

As to there being "no opposition party": Maybe so, but voting for the Republicans is still like shooting yourself in the head and voting for a third party is still just throwing your vote away. With the Democrats one at least has a party whose politicians are afraid enough of middle and working class rejection that they won't let America's one percent steal every damn thing all at once.