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Congratulation Secretary of State Kerry

as seen on tv

as seen on tv

Senator
On the speedy and apparently well negotiated resolution to the Syrian chemical arms situation

My understanding is that Assad will - within one week - make a full accounting of all the weapons he claimed he never had.

This is an ambitious timetable for sure, but Russia appears equally serious about this. As they should be - their credibility as an emerging global player (post soviet) is at stake, and they gain nothing by being complicit in deceit and delay here.

It remains to be seen if Assad actually honors his part of the bargain, but Kerry, Obama, and Russia have done what the american people expected. congrats to all

I betcha Hillary is having a twinge of regret at leaving the state department when she did a few months earlier. Her tenure now has Benghazi as its highlight. Kerry's has the Syrian deal.

Anyone for Kerry running in the 2016 democratic primaries? He looks very statesman like right now
 
And now Putin is the World Leader.
In one fell swoop the USA has fallen from Alpha Dog to alternate back up dog
As for Hillary, maybe she needs to hope Kerry doesn't decide to run for President again
 
Jen said:
And now Putin is the World Leader.
In one fell swoop the USA has fallen from Alpha Dog to alternate back up dog
As for Hillary, maybe she needs to hope Kerry doesn't decide to run for President again
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Putin is now saying that United States has to prove that Assad had chemical weapons. This thing is far from over.

And Please, God, let the Democrats run Hillary for president.
 
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I wouldn't expect either John Kerry or Hillary Clinton to pull down a huge percentage of Republican votes running for the presidency in 2016.

Then again, Republican votes no longer determine the winner of a US presidential election. So there's that...
 
NightSwimmer said:
I wouldn't expect either John Kerry or Hillary Clinton to pull down a huge percentage of Republican votes running for the presidency in 2016.

Then again, Republican votes no longer determine the winner of a US presidential election. So there's that...
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yeah - it was democrats voting against democrats in 2000 and 2004 . . .
 
If I were Republican, I'd want Hilary to be the candidate.. she's very attackable.

However, most people are who run for president.
 
as seen on tv said:
On the speedy and apparently well negotiated resolution to the Syrian chemical arms situation

My understanding is that Assad will - within one week - make a full accounting of all the weapons he claimed he never had.

This is an ambitious timetable for sure, but Russia appears equally serious about this. As they should be - their credibility as an emerging global player (post soviet) is at stake, and they gain nothing by being complicit in deceit and delay here.

It remains to be seen if Assad actually honors his part of the bargain, but Kerry, Obama, and Russia have done what the american people expected. congrats to all

I betcha Hillary is having a twinge of regret at leaving the state department when she did a few months earlier. Her tenure now has Benghazi as its highlight. Kerry's has the Syrian deal.

Anyone for Kerry running in the 2016 democratic primaries? He looks very statesman like right now
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Sorry, ASOTV....I don't trust this whole deal AT ALL. Something smells....
 
Jen said:
And now Putin is the World Leader.
In one fell swoop the USA has fallen from Alpha Dog to alternate back up dog
As for Hillary, maybe she needs to hope Kerry doesn't decide to run for President again
Click to expand...

...putin is a reactionary who responded to Obama's threat - if he were a leader, he would have brought about this proposal month's ago - that's what leaders do - lead, not react...
 
as seen on tv said:
On the speedy and apparently well negotiated resolution to the Syrian chemical arms situation

My understanding is that Assad will - within one week - make a full accounting of all the weapons he claimed he never had.

This is an ambitious timetable for sure, but Russia appears equally serious about this. As they should be - their credibility as an emerging global player (post soviet) is at stake, and they gain nothing by being complicit in deceit and delay here.

It remains to be seen if Assad actually honors his part of the bargain, but Kerry, Obama, and Russia have done what the american people expected. congrats to all

I betcha Hillary is having a twinge of regret at leaving the state department when she did a few months earlier. Her tenure now has Benghazi as its highlight. Kerry's has the Syrian deal.

Anyone for Kerry running in the 2016 democratic primaries? He looks very statesman like right now
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Russia, Iran., China et al, don't like the fact of Syria having this stuff, anymore than we do. They were willing to look the other way as long as Assad maintianed control over them and didn't make an international issue out of them. We'd be naive though, to think that Russia, China, and Iran really give a rat's ass about the remnants of Assad's regime at this point.
 
Figjam said:
...putin is a reactionary who responded to Obama's threat - if he were a leader, he would have brought about this proposal month's ago - that's what leaders do - lead, not react...
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Doesn't matter whether he was being a leader or stupidly fell into it. He is the world's leader. The spot was open and he filled it.
 
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Jen said:
And now Putin is the World Leader.
In one fell swoop the USA has fallen from Alpha Dog to alternate back up dog
As for Hillary, maybe she needs to hope Kerry doesn't decide to run for President again
Click to expand...
Putin is the world leader? Of course he is...Obama threatened and he jumped to action. You are aware they have been talking for quite a while.
 
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