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  1. 09-24-2009, 04:43 PM #1
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    Gaddafi/Biden 2012: Obama’s moral relativism is at best sh

    Obama’s moral relativism is at best shockingly and dangerously naïve

    Gaddafi/Biden 2012

    By Yomin Postelnik
    Thursday, September 24, 2009

    In 2003, Gaddafi agreed to cooperate with the President of the United States. So how nice it was of Barack Obama to return the favor and now agree so wholeheartedly with Gaddafi.

    Obama’s moral relativism is at best shockingly and dangerously naïve. At worst, it’s something far more nefarious. But the problem is that this bankrupt philosophy has become a hallmark of liberalism and of today’s “Democraticâ€
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    Re: Gaddafi/Biden 2012: Obama’s moral relativism is at bes

    Quote Originally Posted by AirborneSapper7
    So what’s next for Democrats? A Gaddafi/Clinton ticket in 2012? Sounds like the next logical progression of a morally bankrupt and ideologically idiotic party.
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