Gadhafi endorses Obama re-election

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Apparently President Obama can do no wrong in the eyes of Libyan leader Moamar Gadhafi. Despite initiating the no-fly zone in Libya, the embattled leader sent a rambling letter Wednesday to the president. He asked Obama to call off the NATO air strikes.

Gadhafi told Obama that he is  “ a man who has enough courage to annul a wrong and mistaken action,” according to the three page letter strewn with grammatical errors. Oddly enough,  he called the president the “son” of the Libya and wished him luck on a re-election.

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