Rep. Kucinich praises Syrian dictator on Syrian televisionKucinich, as was mentioned in passing, is a Democrat.
By Jamie Weinstein, The Daily Caller
Despite Ohio Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich saying a Syrian media report “mischaracterized” a press conference he gave while on a “fact-finding” trip to Syria, video footage of an interview he gave on Syrian television while in Syria clearly shows Kucinich being deferential to and even laudatory of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad.
In an exclusive video obtained by The Daily Caller, Kucinich openly praises Assad, whose regime has reportedly killed over 1,300 demonstrators and injured many more since protests against the dictatorship began earlier this year.
“What I learned from my meeting with President Assad is that he does care about what’s happening, that he wants to respond, that he’s thinking about the different ways that would be the best way to address the needs of the people,” Kucinich said in the interview, video of which was provided to TheDC by The Middle East Media Research Institute. “And that’s what he’s talking about. He’s talking about the people. He’s very engaged in that kind of a discussion. And frankly, that’s a positive development.”
Kucinich does note that there is a democratic movement afoot in Syria, but says that the government is responding appropriately. [link]
It's worth remembering next time you see his Syrian best bud's name in the papers associated with another massacre of innocent men, women, and children there.
What a toad.
2 comments:
Reminds me of Jimmy McDermott visiting Saddam and Traitor Kerry's support of Dear Danny Ortega. Then, there's Pelosi's groveling to the Syrian murderer. Dems have a strong affinity for power hungry murdering dictators. Small wonder they've saddled our country with madcap spending, a complicated maze of regulations, taxes and laws they haven't read. Birds of a feather....We just gotta rid ourselves of these disgusting creatures.
If you are from Cleveland, maybe Assad may not look too bad.
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