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Clinton Plans to Restore Diplomacy to U.S. Foreign Policy –FoxNews
Hilary Clinton has threatened the future security of the United States by declaring that her tenure as Secretary of State will include a forcible return to the notion that the best way to secure peace is by talking.
The last time a Clinton pursued that strategy, bin Laden was able to flee Sudan for Afghanistan, al Qaeda was able to bomb African embassies, the USS Cole, and plan 9-11, and India, North Korea, and Pakistan was able to build nuclear weapons right under our noses without us knowing about it. […] Continue reading
Posted in Defense, Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, Government, History, Nations, News, Politics, Security, United States, World Watch, Worldview Item of the Day
Tagged Diplomacy, Hillary Clinton, Reality, War
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Six days to go
Six days to go until we elect the man who will have to deal with the inevitable crises of the next four years.
Senator Joe Biden was not off the mark when he pointed out that world will test the next president. The world’s intent to challenge the United States is already clearly evident. These tests will not even be manufactured, as Biden suggested, except for, perhaps, the test caused by the consequences of retreating from Iraq before that country is ready to care for itself without our help. Instead, these tests will be the natural extension of the forces at play in the world as it already is. […] Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, China, Current Operations, Defense, Elections, Foreign Policy, Future Military, Government, Iran, Iraq, Military, Nations, North Korea, Pakistan, Politics, Security, Syria, United States, Voting, World Watch
Tagged Elections, Nations, Tests
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20:45 What McCain has to do to win
It is difficult for some people to hear, but John McCain is dangerously behind. Some people, not just me, say McCain has already lost. I am not willing to say that just yet (I did not say that before either), but McCain needs to do something powerful tonight and in the next several days to win. […] Continue reading
Posted in Defense, Elections, Foreign Policy, Government, Politics, Security
Tagged Debates, McCain, winning
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Why McCain? Because national security is still the issue.
Regardless of who wins the White House on 4 November, regardless of whom we inaugurate 20 January 2009, that person will still inherit a nation at war. Even though the news and the campaigns largely choose to ignore the fact that more than 200,000 members of our all-volunteer fighting force are in harm’s way, we will still inaugurate a wartime president. Whether the winner of the election believes in the notion of winning or withdrawing, he will still be forced to deal with the harsh realities of deployments and fighting and dying because we are a nation at war. […] Continue reading
Posted in al Qaeda, Defense, Elections, Entities, Foreign Policy, fundamentalist Islam, Government, Groups, Iran, Iraq, Islam, Nations, Politics, Russia, Security, United States, World Watch
Tagged McCain, National Security, Voting, War
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A great post on supporting McCain
Here is a great post on supporting McCain from Cruising Down the Coast of the High Barbaree, a weblog favorite of mine. The author’s take on foreign policy is spot on from my view. -=DLH=-
Posted in Current Operations, Defense, Economy, Elections, Foreign Policy, Government, Military, Politics, Spending, Taxes
Tagged Elections, McCain, support
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