1) The issue of Obama’s being secretive. This is the part that troubles me the most. If a commander-in-Chief has a broad foreign policy position, he needs to share it. I understand that there are classified and other secret details a president shouldn’t divulge, but broader issues such as our relationship with Russia and Europe should be out in the open.

2) The issue of cozying up with Russia. I don’t need to re-state what Harrison said – it’s as if he read my mind.

3) The issue of a bankrupt America continuing to play world cop. I understand that after WWII we took on the role of defending Europe, Japan, and other nations because they were deemed untrustworthy to control a significant military without succumbing to the urge to invade their neighbors. But it’s time for these countries to step up and act like big boys and girls and defend themselves. We can’t afford to be their bodyguard anymore. So, to the extent that Obama is seeking to reduce our protectorate role of Europe, I’m in agreement with him – except to the extent that he is doing it to specifically empower Russia.

“I understand. I will transmit this information to Vladimir.”

Vladimir is the ruler, everyone else is simply a puppet. He is also ex-KGB and knows Obama to be the fool.

Obama honestly believes, I think, that he will achieve peaceful relations with the Russians if he gives up some of our SDI secrets. He already stabbed Poland in the back over SDI and the Russians and more is coming should he win a second term.

Putin is scum plain and simple but he is intelligent and dangerous. Bush was just as stupid for looking into that man’s “soul” and deeming him trustworthy.

But the main troubling thing that we should all take away from this exchange is that Obama, like Putin, considers his re-election to be a mere formality.

We all know Putin was re-elected due to fraud and thus what conclusion are we to draw from Obama?