Hillary Clinton and the other Democratic presidential candidates are being criticized for declining to use the words “radical Islam” during Saturday night’s debate, following the deadly terror attacks in Paris.
Clinton, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley declined to use the words after being asked during the CBS debate whether they would agree with GOP presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio saying, “We are at war with radical Islam.”
The front-running Clinton said using the term “radical Islam” would be “painting with too broad a brush.”
She also said the term was “not particularly helpful.”
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2 comments:
Just WOW. Have the Dems read that satire piece you put up today, Joe. The one from Netenyahu(sp) letter to France!
Sure, just say "Islam", then.
Because not all radical Islamists are murderous savages, right?
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