I'm not outraged. It never occurred to me that he would attend. (Reply #45)

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Sun Jan 11, 2015, 10:46 PM

45. I'm not outraged. It never occurred to me that he would attend.

How much sense does it make to put the President of the United States in a place where he would make the perfect target for a terrorist? I don't even understand why people think he should go there.

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71 replies	Author	Time	Post
Should I be outraged that Obama did not attend the rally in Paris? [View all]	Cali_Democrat	Jan 2015	OP
The RIGHT thing to do is NOT make this about US, no matter what RW egotists say.	blm	Jan 2015	#1
Exactly. Time for others to be seen...	YvonneCa	Jan 2015	#18
Absolutely agree.. besides we have a fine Rep with AG Holder.. Tweet pic with FIM Cazeneuve..	Cha	Jan 2015	#30
Did anyone from FOX "News" attend? nt	kelliekat44	Jan 2015	#36
Anyone else have outrage fatigue?	abelenkpe	Jan 2015	#2
I doubt the Secret Service would have been happy	SteveG	Jan 2015	#3
I would think Netanyahu's presence would be the bigger security risk	oberliner	Jan 2015	#5
considering the war crimes perpetrated by Israel, Netanyahu has no choice	KittyWampus	Jan 2015	#22
And also considering the attack on the kosher grocery	oberliner	Jan 2015	#23
Especially given WHY the kosher grocery was supposedly attacked.	Behind the Aegis	Jan 2015	#56
Thats a good reason for Obama not the go there.	bahrbearian	Jan 2015	#33
nail, head yada...	AngryAmish	Jan 2015	#6
America is the most bored country on earth	BeyondGeography	Jan 2015	#4
Save your outrage for something worthwhile. (nt)	Paladin	Jan 2015	#7
I doubt the people of Paris would have even wanted him to attend	Bjorn Against	Jan 2015	#8
No	mcar	Jan 2015	#9
There is no way the logistics could have been worked out in such a short	malaise	Jan 2015	#10
Is this the Crowd you call suspect? Becasue I do.	bahrbearian	Jan 2015	#34
Wait, I thought the right wing and mainstream	smirkymonkey	Jan 2015	#11
Pox News will do it for you	Warpy	Jan 2015	#12
It depends.	Jackpine Radical	Jan 2015	#13
Hate FOX, but he should have been there.	EndElectoral	Jan 2015	#14
Obama is the biggest target on the planet and I'm glad he wasn't there.	Vinca	Jan 2015	#15
The GOP wants to put him in harms way	Politicalboi	Jan 2015	#16
No, don't be outraged.	Sissyk	Jan 2015	#17
No, you should not.	TheCowsCameHome	Jan 2015	#19
I'm outraged that they didn't send Cheney	TexasProgresive	Jan 2015	#20
Auschwitz, right?	underpants	Jan 2015	#58
You're right.	TexasProgresive	Jan 2015	#61
these are people who think the United States is the center of the world	JI7	Jan 2015	#21
+1 nt	DawgHouse	Jan 2015	#70
we should ask the media whores why they aren't giving as much attention	JI7	Jan 2015	#24
Or, I'm sorry, but to the continuing disgrace that is happening in Mexico.	a la izquierda	Jan 2015	#32
Thank you! nt	kelliekat44	Jan 2015	#37
absolutely	Enrique	Jan 2015	#38
Thanks. I cannot understand the silence on the mess in Mexico. It's almost criminal	JDPriestly	Jan 2015	#54
no. the fact that those outlets are outraged is a good reason you shouldn't be.	spanone	Jan 2015	#25
For fucks sake...	onecaliberal	Jan 2015	#26
FOX News is outraged????? Weren't they the ones who coined the FREEDOM FRIES	MADem	Jan 2015	#27
Tweet pic.. AG Holder with French Interior Minister Cazeneuve.. Eric Holder is a fine Rep, Cali	Cha	Jan 2015	#28
The reports say Holder didn't take part in the march	muriel_volestrangler	Jan 2015	#35
Neither did any of the other leaders.	alarimer	Jan 2015	#64
That link shows and names Merkel, Abbas, and Netanyahu	muriel_volestrangler	Jan 2015	#67
If the wingnuts are outraged	Turbineguy	Jan 2015	#29
no	Liberal_in_LA	Jan 2015	#31
It's OK that POTUS wasn't there, but I felt like it was a blunder that he didn't send someone ...	Hekate	Jan 2015	#39
you do not need to be outraged	oldandhappy	Jan 2015	#40
no, in fact you are not allowed to be outraged	Enrique	Jan 2015	#41
wow.	m-lekktor	Jan 2015	#44
We should have sent Cheney and Bush.	summerschild	Jan 2015	#42
If Obama had attended, Faux would demand we nuke Paris immediately to clear out ALL the Muslims...	freshwest	Jan 2015	#43
I'm not outraged. It never occurred to me that he would attend.	NaturalHigh	Jan 2015	#45
That is exactly what I was thinking	AwakeAtLast	Jan 2015	#68
Tweet.."Fuck @CNN! The President's safety comes before your stupid BS. Get lost"	Cha	Jan 2015	#46
No, because the media is emotionally manipulating its viewers.	alp227	Jan 2015	#47
CNN ,FOX and every other U.S news outlet knows	glasshouses	Jan 2015	#48
I'm not outraged, but Presidents do attend events with less than weeks of advance work	onenote	Jan 2015	#66
I don't think he had any reason	cwydro	Jan 2015	#49
No.	Blue_In_AK	Jan 2015	#50
No. nt	cwydro	Jan 2015	#51
And no disrespect to the dead,	Blue_In_AK	Jan 2015	#52
OK. I'm going to regretfully differ from all of you good folks.	JDPriestly	Jan 2015	#53
I recognize the irony.	Behind the Aegis	Jan 2015	#55
You just highlighted how the media makes a difference	JonLP24	Jan 2015	#57
I'm Not outraged. We have	fredamae	Jan 2015	#59
Canada sent their public safety minister..	Historic NY	Jan 2015	#60
No.	egduj	Jan 2015	#62
No. It was a fake photo op.	alarimer	Jan 2015	#63
Dutifully repeated by Stephanopoulos	spinbaby	Jan 2015	#65
No, I didn't go either.	roody	Jan 2015	#69
No! We don't have time for faux outrage.	abakan	Jan 2015	#71

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