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HURT: ‘Obargo’ — A tale of hostage-taking not involving Iran

Terroristic tactics being fairly effective, Mr. Obama got his way.

In the fictional hostage tale “Argo,” the players have a running gag over what the name “Argo” means. “Ar, go [screw] yourself,” the fictional film-within-the-film’s producer explains. It would also be a fitting explanation Mr. Obama could give to the American people for his diabolical tactics in this very real hostage crisis today.

Charles Hurt can be reached at charleshurt@live.com.

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