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Nikki Haley: Democrat Leaders Are the Only People ‘Mourning the Loss of Soleimani’

Nikki Haley: Democrat Leaders Are the Only People ‘Mourning the Loss of Soleimani’

When you treat the leader of your own country worse than you do a terrorist ringleader, you really shouldn’t be shocked when your rhetoric gets turned around on you.

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Nikki Haley did not mince words on Sean Hannity’s show on Monday night. She addressed the successful U.S. military strike against Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Trump’s decisive leadership on the issue, and where Democrats stood in the aftermath.

The former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations started out by telling the Fox News host that the demise of Soleimani had left the Iranian mullahs “flat-footed” and “trying to figure out” what to do next:

But make no mistake, Sean. What the president did left the Iranian regime completely flat-footed. They did not see this coming. They thought they could continue to do their multiple strikes.

But when it got to the lives of Americans, the president is never going to allow that to happen. It happened with the contractor. When they started to threaten our diplomats at the embassy, our military personnel, the president put a stop to it.

You could see the ayatollah crying today, because that was his number one strategist. That was the number one guy that has literally told all of the proxies in all of these countries who to kill, when to kill, how to kill. And that guy is now gone.

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So, Iran is having to regroup and figure out, now what?

So, make no mistake. They’re shaking in their boots. They’re trying to figure this out.

Watch this segment from the interview below:

Later, Hannity brought up remarks from General David Petraeus, who said over the weekend that it was “impossible to overstate” how significant the Soleimani strike is. Petraeus called it “bigger than bin Laden …bigger than Baghdadi.”

Soleimani’s control over the region was so vast, said Hannity, but that control is now gone thanks to Trump’s decision to take him out. “That’s the reason why the Jordanians, Egyptians and Saudis now are working with the Israelis, which I don’t think anybody saw coming,” he noted.

Haley responded by pointing out that no countries were standing up for Iran in the aftermath of Soleimani’s death. She added that the “only ones that are mourning the loss of Soleimani are our Democrat leadership, and our Democrat presidential candidates.”

Watch:

You can watch the full interview here:

Naturally, Haley is being attacked by the outrage mob over her remarks about Democrats. Her name trended on Twitter for most of the morning Tuesday, with Democrats and media outlets like the Washington Post (but I repeat myself) saying “the old” Nikki Haley was gone:

Via the USA Today:

“This kind of statement is ridiculous, inflammatory and dangerous. Rather than inform viewers, Ambassador Haley wants to divide Americans,” said former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile.

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“Shameful, dangerous comment,” tweeted 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson. “We’re in trouble as a nation when an ex-Governor and UN Ambassador would say something so dishonest.”

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“This is categorically false. The former Governor of South Caroline, former Ambassador to the United Nations & current member of the board of directors of Boeing Corporation – on television saying something she absolutely knows is untrue,” MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle said.

Oh, cry me a river with these complaints. Seriously.

The reactions to the Soleimani strike from Congressional Democrats, presidential candidates, and  liberal commentators have mostly said, “Yeah, he was a bad guy bbbbbut Orange Man Bad and stuff.”

There have been ridiculous accusations that Trump’s wagging the dog, and some have even called Trump an “assassin.” This brings to mind disturbed lone individuals like John Hinckley, Jr., not the leader of the free world responding to a murderous terrorist mastermind responsible for the deaths of over 600 American military men and women, and injuries to over 1,600 more.

All Democrats had to do after news of Soleimani’s death broke was not to act crazy, to acknowledge that it was a good thing that Soleimani had been taken out and then move on. But they couldn’t do it. They had to treat Trump as though he was the bigger enemy. After three years, it’s still the only drum they know how to bang.

They shouldn’t act surprised nor outraged that Republican leaders like Haley accused them of mourning Soleimani’s demise. When you treat the leader of your own country worse than you do a terrorist ringleader, you really shouldn’t be shocked when your rhetoric gets turned around on you.

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Comments

Democrats are completely fucked in the head.

    MrE in reply to mailman. | January 7, 2020 at 4:11 pm

    … and soul.

    theduchessofkitty in reply to mailman. | January 7, 2020 at 11:49 pm

    I unfortunately have one upvote to give you.

    Paul In Sweden in reply to mailman. | January 8, 2020 at 2:51 am

    The talk at the water cooler has it that the DNC is suing IRAN, not because of the death of US citizens or US soldiers but the possible copyright infringement over the “Death to America! Death to Israel!” slogan which they intend to use for their 2020 Presidential Campaign.

legacyrepublican | January 7, 2020 at 3:18 pm

Nikki Haley for POTUS, 2024? I am beginning to like the idea.

    I advocated a Cruz/Haley 2024 (or Haley/Cruz) ticket two years ago.

    Whoever it may be for 2024, the person’s gotta be tough. Trump’s a tough act to follow, but it’s essential that the momentum over the deep-state/globalists/CFR-elitists continues. Trump has overcome inertia, the hardest part.

    Pence strikes me as a little too Milquetoast.

Short memory syndrome. Because it’s convenient, the entire left wing has forgotten what they said and believed five minutes ago.

It’s actually creepy how they can be in such close sync, all at once.

A terrorist, meeting with proxy terrorists, on foreign soil, contrary to international sanction. Yeah, he was no longer viable, and was summarily planned. It was both the legal and ethical choice.

Well, at least these people will be gracious when they have their asses handed to them by Trump in November.

So far, so good.

But I still don’t fully trust her.

    Paul In Sweden in reply to TheFineReport.com. | January 8, 2020 at 3:50 am

    She did the job. She did the job patriotically and with gusto. Her job was to put forth the policies of the Trump administration. I expect her to continue to support the Trump administration. When the Trump administration comes to an end if she has ambitions, I guess we will have ample time to evaluate but something in my memory that I cannot recall at the moment tells me that I do not like HER proposed policies.

    TheFineReport.com, Can you recall what was that seems to bothered both of us about Halley?

      While SC gov, she caved on removing confederate flag from state capitol grounds; she criticized POTUS before, during, and after her tenure as UN ambassador, but mostly, she. is. a. RomneyClientTM.

SeekingRationalThought | January 8, 2020 at 10:28 am

Interesting. Schiff and his pals accuse people and the accused laugh at them. Ambassador Haley accused the Dem’s and “progressives” of something and they attack and whine. I just guessing, mind you, but I think that says more about one side than the other.