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Hawks I don't need evidence to support my perceptions. That's why they're called opinions. They don't need to be grounded in fact. They can be based on a pure emotion if they wish to be.

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I agree with much of that, BUT.

When your perceptions lead to allegations/opinions that you share publicly you SHOULD have some grounding in facts to support what you allege.

It is simply objectively inaccurate to say that that Obama is less supportive of Israel than past presidents. And as you read, he has been MORE supportive in verifiable ways.

That something can be based upon emotion doesn't mean it SHOULD be.

I think my examples of how many presidents have not been able to deter or prevent 'bad actors' is more than opinion, it is verifiably accurate.

As is my assertion that Republican never seem to get too upset with THEIR president's mistakes, manifest as they are and serious as they are.