SEN. OBAMA SABOTAGED PRES. BUSH ON IRAN

TREASON: Obama Sent This Message to Iran to Sabotage Bush When He Was a Senator

For some inexplicable reason, President Barack Obama is dead-set on reaching an agreement with Iran regarding their nuclear enrichment program, a deal that many fear will enable them to acquire long sought after nuclear weapons.

In response to Obama’s secretive negotiations, 47 Republican Senators sent an open letter to the Iranian regime, informing them that any deal with Obama, which isn’t approved by the Senate, would be null and void once Obama leaves office.

Democrats were livid at the gall of Republicans to send the letter, calling them traitors for daring to stoop so low as to undermine a sitting president’s foreign policy efforts.

But their memory must not be too good, as many Democrats did the exact same thing, if not worse, not even ten years ago, when they met with Iran to sabotage George W. Bush’s policies regarding the Iranian regime.

In 2008, then-Senator and Presidential candidate Obama sent a personal emissary to Iran, telling them not to sign any deal with Bush, as they would be offered a friendlier deal once he was in office.

According to Breitbart, Obama sent Ambassador William Miller to inform the mullahs that things would be different once Bush left office, a surprisingly similar message to the one contained in the so-called treasonous GOP letter.

Even more ironic than that, is the fact that the Obama administration has now admitted that their deal won’t be “legally binding,” exactly as the GOP letter predicted.

This Obama administration no longer seems to recognize their own ironic hypocrisy, if they ever were able to in the first place.

Democrats can complain all they want about the Republicans undercutting and sabotaging Obama’s foreign policy efforts, as they have plenty of experience doing the exact same thing, if not worse.