The White House yesterday said that Senate Democrats blocking John R. Bolton's nomination as U.N. ambassador are not "working in good faith" to find a compromise, as a top Republican lawmaker called on President Bush to give Democrats the information they have requested about the nominee.
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Full Version: Democrats hit again over Bolton
The democrats are the true patriots trying to block that dangerous man.
QUOTE (Thaiquila @ Jun 23 2005, 11:35 AM)
The democrats are the true patriots trying to block that dangerous man.
The Democrats are the true internationalists that cringe at the though of a true patriot in the UN representing America. MARK
QUOTE (dixon76710 @ Jun 23 2005, 08:29 PM)
The Democrats are the true internationalists that cringe at the though of a true patriot in the UN representing America. MARK
Bolton a "patriot"... perhaps for israel. He needs to be thrown in jail for what he and his neocon ilk have done...... creating wars, death and well deserved hatred for american foreign policy which is based on 100% fabrications and lies.
Senate Dems Lead U.S. Pullout from U.N.
by Scott Ott
(2005-06-17) -- Senate Democrats, despite their minority status, have begun to achieve something which Republicans have only dreamed of -- a U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations.
Thanks to a Democrat filibuster on John Bolton's nomination as U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., the United States has effectively disengaged from the global peacemaking body, leaving Republican strategists scrambling to reclaim ownership of the 'U.S.-out-of-U.N.' movement.
"While Acting Ambassador Anne Patterson keeps the lights on and the coffee warm, the United States has essentially abandoned the mission," according to an unnamed Democrat Senate aide.
It's all part of a strategic 'move to the center' in preparation for the 2006 and 2008 election cycles.
"Democrats are co-opting key Republican issues so they can claim the victory," the anonymous source said. "When our presidential nominee gives her acceptance speech she'll proudly say, 'Vote for the party that has an exit strategy'."
by Scott Ott
(2005-06-17) -- Senate Democrats, despite their minority status, have begun to achieve something which Republicans have only dreamed of -- a U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations.
Thanks to a Democrat filibuster on John Bolton's nomination as U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., the United States has effectively disengaged from the global peacemaking body, leaving Republican strategists scrambling to reclaim ownership of the 'U.S.-out-of-U.N.' movement.
"While Acting Ambassador Anne Patterson keeps the lights on and the coffee warm, the United States has essentially abandoned the mission," according to an unnamed Democrat Senate aide.
It's all part of a strategic 'move to the center' in preparation for the 2006 and 2008 election cycles.
"Democrats are co-opting key Republican issues so they can claim the victory," the anonymous source said. "When our presidential nominee gives her acceptance speech she'll proudly say, 'Vote for the party that has an exit strategy'."
QUOTE (John L @ Jun 24 2005, 01:03 AM)
Senate Dems Lead U.S. Pullout from U.N.
by Scott Ott
(2005-06-17) -- Senate Democrats, despite their minority status, have begun to achieve something which Republicans have only dreamed of -- a U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations.
Thanks to a Democrat filibuster on John Bolton's nomination as U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., the United States has effectively disengaged from the global peacemaking body, leaving Republican strategists scrambling to reclaim ownership of the 'U.S.-out-of-U.N.' movement.
"While Acting Ambassador Anne Patterson keeps the lights on and the coffee warm, the United States has essentially abandoned the mission," according to an unnamed Democrat Senate aide.
It's all part of a strategic 'move to the center' in preparation for the 2006 and 2008 election cycles.
"Democrats are co-opting key Republican issues so they can claim the victory," the anonymous source said. "When our presidential nominee gives her acceptance speech she'll proudly say, 'Vote for the party that has an exit strategy'."
by Scott Ott
(2005-06-17) -- Senate Democrats, despite their minority status, have begun to achieve something which Republicans have only dreamed of -- a U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations.
Thanks to a Democrat filibuster on John Bolton's nomination as U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., the United States has effectively disengaged from the global peacemaking body, leaving Republican strategists scrambling to reclaim ownership of the 'U.S.-out-of-U.N.' movement.
"While Acting Ambassador Anne Patterson keeps the lights on and the coffee warm, the United States has essentially abandoned the mission," according to an unnamed Democrat Senate aide.
It's all part of a strategic 'move to the center' in preparation for the 2006 and 2008 election cycles.
"Democrats are co-opting key Republican issues so they can claim the victory," the anonymous source said. "When our presidential nominee gives her acceptance speech she'll proudly say, 'Vote for the party that has an exit strategy'."
Hmmm, ok, that was interesting, makes sense too. Wow, finally, a good move on their part.
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