Iraq Prime Minister ‘Won’t Allow’ Foreign Troops, Biden Apologizes for Anti-Semitic Slur, Peterson Benched: P.M. Links

Foreign troops are “out of the
question. Not only is it not necessary, we don’t want them. We
won’t allow them,” says Iraq’s new prime minister Haider al-Abadi.
Uh, he may want to tell that to the Obama administration that.
Also, a House vote is set to take place today on Obama’s plan to

arm and train Syrian rebels to fight ISIS. And, a
New York man was arrested for allegedly trying to provide
material support for the Islamic State terror group.
Vice President Joe Biden apologized to Jewish groups for
describing some bankers as “Shylocks.”
Apparently, he referred to China as “the
Orient” hours after the first gaffe.
Former Press Secretary Jay Carney says about his new CNN gig,
“It would be disingenuous to suddenly pretend that I wasn’t

loyal to one side.” Well, at least he’s honest about that.
Scotland votes on independence tomorrow, and it’s
going to be very close.
According to the QS World University rankings, MIT is number
one.
Five other American universities are also in the top 10.
USA! USA! USA!
Regarding star player Adrian Peterson who is facing child abuse
charges, the owner of the Minnesota Vikings said “we made a
mistake” by reinstating him, so
he’s on the exempt list now.