Cuba leading anti-Obama Attacks

Cuba leading anti-Obama Attacks
March 14, 2015
By Silvio Canto, Jr.

Back in the days of "we are the change we've been waiting for", we were
told that a new President Obama would improve our standing in the world.
In other words, voting for McCain or Romney would make us unpopular.

It turns out that these people were right: I voted for McCain and then
Romney and everybody is in an uproar with the U.S.

Whatever happened to the Obama charm? I'd guess that it met reality!

According to news reports, Latin America is angry at the U.S. because
the Obama administration is targeting key players in the Maduro government:

Latin American leaders have rallied around embattled Venezuelan
President Nicolas Maduro as relations
between Washington and Caracas have plunged to a new low.

Governments from Havana to Buenos Aires have denounced Mr. Obama's
executive order labeling Venezuela as a national security threat as
unwelcome U.S. meddling in regional affairs.

Analysts say the move may do little to improve the volatile situation
in Venezuela and could well worsen it.

Here are a couple of thoughts:

First, this is just another example of Latin American leaders playing
the "gringo card" to distract locals from a murder in Argentina,
corruption in Brazil, a president acting like a dictator in Ecuador and
a Mexican left still angry about reforms to public education and energy.

Second, this is a good lesson for the "yes we can screamers" who thought
that you could change the world with a smile and bouquet of red roses.
In fact, nothing has changed. The Latin America left hated Bush
because he was the president of the U.S. So now they hate Obama because
he's the president of the U.S.

Third, where is the evidence that Cuba is changing since we decided to
sit down with the Castro regime? Cuba is out front denouncing the U.S..

Again, the Obama people were right. I voted for McCain and Romney and we
are more unpopular than ever.

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