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RT @CiberAmerica: Mary O'Grady: In Elections, #Honduras Defeats Chávez - WSJ.com http://ow.ly/Hb9O como siempre O'Grady desde far right ... 12/1/2009 |
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RT @Kristokoff: In Election, Honduras Defeats Chavez http://bit.ly/8foXY3 #tcot WSJ: The tiny country beats back the colonial aspirations of 12/1/2009 |
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#Honduras defeats #Chavez The tiny country beats back the colonial aspirations of its neighbors. http://tinyurl.com/ydp75pg 12/1/2009 |
MARY ANASTASIA O’GRADY: In Elections, Honduras Defeats Chavez….
Instapundit —
MARY ANASTASIA O’GRADY: In Elections, Honduras Defeats Chavez.
The Honduran Vote
QandO —
... However the United States, having apparently finally figured out what was going on in Honduras, has said it will recognize the results of the election. Peru, Costa Rica, Panama, the German parliament and Japan will also recognize the vote (over 400 international monitors were on hand to watch the election) with more to come, I’m sure. ...
Hurrah! Another Obama Epic Fail! More, Please
Daily Pundit —
Mary O’Grady: In Elections, Honduras Defeats Chávez - WSJ.com
The fact that the U.S. has said it will recognize their legitimacy shows that this reality eventually made its way to the White House. If not Hugo Chávez’s Waterloo, Honduras’s stand at least marks a major setback for the Venezuelan strongman’s expansionist agenda.
The losers in this drama also include Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Spain….
And American socialist President Barack Obama, who had backed the coup attempt by fellow Marxist Manuel ...
WALKBACK COMPLETE: US RECOGNIZES WINNER IN HONDURAN ELECTION
Right Wing Nut House —
... by the Congressional Research Service that declared the Honduran government’s actions legal and justified. Democrats were furious and tried to get the report withdrawn - and for good reason. It made the president and his advisors look like they didn’t know what they were doing. So Honduras has a new president, elected by 56% of the voters, and Manuel Zelaya (whose term ends on January 27) will soon be a footnote in Honduran history. And as Mary O’Grady of the Wall Street Journal points out, it was the Honduran people and government - with no help from the US - who stood ...
Was the Election in Honduras a referendum on Socialism?
Political Byline —
The question that many are asking today; is what this election actually means, or what it is to the people of Honduras and more broadly, the rest of the world — The answer is quite apparent and could be a bit painful, not to mention a foreshadow of the things to come here in America.
Via The Wall Street Journal:
Unless something monumental happens in the Western Hemisphere in the next 31 days, the big regional story for 2009 will be how tiny Honduras managed to beat back the colonial aspirations of its ...
A win for Honduras
neo-neocon —
... Honduras may get to choose its own leaders after all. The tag team of Obama and Chavez doesn’t seem to have been able to stop it from doing so, and Obama seems to have given up trying. ...
