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A Belated Strike Three
By Rick Santorum
Posted: Tuesday, February 2, 2010


THE GATHERING STORM

Publication Date: January 27, 2010

If Mr. Chavez were a right-wing leader or an ally of the United States, Latin American governments and many Democrats in Congress would be mobilizing to stop his latest abuse of power, and to encourage peaceful and democratic opposition. But he is not, and they are mostly silent. The Obama administration, too, has done next to nothing to defend democracy or encourage the opposition in Venezuela. Now -- when Chávez's regime threatens to disintegrate into chaos and violence -- would be a good time to start.

I know what you are thinking. There he goes again. Rick Santorum is bashing Hugo Chavez and President Obama in one of his "alarmist" Gathering Storm email alerts.

But that's not me. That is from an editorial titled Hugo Chavez's Presidential Strike Out in today's Washington Post. It makes me wonder if they have been reading my Gathering Storm emails over the past three years.

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