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Hillary Clinton MIA, yet Again!

Sunday, September 20, 2009 at 1:54 pm — admin

From the UK Telegraph:

Where is Hillary Clinton in the great missile defence surrender?
Excuse me, but when Washington announces a revolutionary change in the way it conducts its relations with the outside world it is normal for the American Secretary of State to be involved in some way.

So where’s Hillary Clinton? We’ve heard a lot from President Barack Obama and Robert Gates, the Defence Secretary, about their lamentable decision to abandon the missile defence system in Europe, which has been a key pillar of the transatlantic alliance for a decade or more. But we’ve heard not a squeak from Mrs Clinton.
More:
Could this be that, unlike Mr Obama and Mr Gates, she sees this decision for what it is, an abject surrender of American influence in Europe, and a shocking betrayal of all those former vassal states of the Soviet Union that are desperately seeking the support and protection of the West?
More:
She, for one, will not be at all surprised that, within 24 hours of Mr Obama’s decision to abandon the missile defence system, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad appears on American television declaring that Tehran will never abandon its nuclear programme.

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I encourage you to hit the link below to this good read!
I am getting extremely fed up with Obama sidelining SOS Clinton. Bush did this to Powell (and Christine Whitman )!
Now Bush doppelganger, Barack Obama, is doing this to Clinton--yeah the woman who won MORE votes than he in the primary.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/concoughlin/100010436/where-is-hillary...

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Monday, September 21, 2009 at 1:40 pm — Ireta (not verified)

FYI: Fresh excellence from

FYI: Fresh excellence from the UK Telegraph:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/barackobama/6...

Regimes in Moscow, Pyongyang and Tehran simply pocket his concessions and carry on as before. The picture emerging from the White House is a disturbing one, of timidity, clumsiness and short-term calculation. Some say he is the weakest president since Jimmy Carter.

his flagship domestic campaign, for health-care reform, which fails to address the greatest weakness of the American system: its inflated costs. His free trade credentials are increasingly tarnished too. His latest blunder is imposing tariffs on tyre imports from China, in the hope of gaining a little more union support for health care. But at a time when America's leadership in global economic matters has never been more vital, that is a dreadful move, hugely undermining its ability to stop other countries engaging in a ruinous spiral of protectionism.

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Sunday, September 20, 2009 at 4:47 pm — Millie (not verified)

It appears Hillary does not

It appears Hillary does not want to be involved in such a dumb decision. Who can blame her..

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