Conservative stance on Egypt

[Michael_UK2]

I'm in the UK watching events in Egypt. What seems to be the US right's take on the revolution in Egypt? From what I've seen, there seems to a lot of support for Mubarak from them. If that's correct, it shows their absolute hypocrisy when it comes to their supposed love of "freedom"

[justiceischeap]

1. The right in the US only love freedom as THEY define it. nt

[Michael_UK2]

3. They only seem to be interested in their freedom

It always seems to be that conservatives are only interested in their freedom, and by them, a mean a subset of the US population (usually, white male christians), rather than the freedom of other groups.

[Dogmudgeon]

2. The Right is split

The Teabaggers, believe it or not, are on the same side as the Progressives in this one.

The Neo-Cons see the hand of Al-Qaeda behind it, in spite of a-Q being strongly anti-Muslim-Brotherhood and anti-ElBaradei.

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[VWolf]

4. Their stance:

If anything good comes out of it, it's because of Reagan.

Otherwise, it's Obama's/Clinton's/Carter's fault.