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George W ObamaReader comment on item: George W. Obama Submitted by Isaac (United States), Mar 29, 2011 at 15:17 The differences between Obama and Bush regarding the Middle East and North Africa is not much to speak of. We still are not knowing what is really going in those areas and all we know and see is a desire to replace authoritarian rule and possibly the people of these nations wanting a freer society. It would be out of line, based upon what got him into the White House, for Obama to put forth a strength move on the Muslim Arabs and that would show him to be like George W Bush. He does not care to be the leader of the free world the pillar of strength of the Number 1 nation in the free world. His speech of the other night is more of the same political posturing and non decisive in diplomacy.
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