Karl Rove said something on Fox News Sunday that caught my attention. And no, it wasn’t his remarks about Sarah Palin. I am so over “High School Level Drama Bombs” at my age. No, he said something on a foreign policy matter. One that rung true to me for some reason. He thought we should end our policy of Korean Reunification. He noted that this | Read More »
I honestly don’t like the term neoconservative, because it used to applied to liberals who agreed with Ronald Reagan in the ’80s and is now used by liberals to described compassionate-conservative, super-hawks. But whatever, let’s say the term is correctly used right now (which I will NOT conced). By your own omission, you have actually shifted from being a neoconservative to conservative. Let me explain: | Read More »
A couple days ago, Smitty of TheOtherMcCain.com posted this little tid-bit: And, while it’s cheap and easy to take swipes at the President over U.S. foreign policy, precisely what anyone would do differently or better (about Egypt) is not abundantly clear. My response was simple. It was in the form of a video:
Well, not entirely. Just Arizona (Via Jake Tapper’s Political Punch): During two days of talks about human rights with China last week, the US raised examples of problems on its own soil and cited Arizona’s controversial new immigration law as an example of “racial discrimination.” “We brought it up early and often. It was mentioned in the first session and as a troubling trend in | Read More »
Honestly, I don’t blame President Viktor Yanukovych: Ukraine: No Genocide By Russia In ‘Great Hunger’ Strasbourg, France (AP) – In a major turnabout in Ukrainian policy, new President Viktor Yanukovych says the 1930s Stalinist famine that killed millions should not be considered genocide against Ukrainians because it targeted its victims indiscriminately. Yanukovych told the Council of Europe on Tuesday that he considered the famine “a | Read More »
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