August 2, 2005
Ambassador Bolton
"If there's a positive side to President Bush's appointment of John Bolton as ambassador to the United Nations yesterday, it's that as long as Mr. Bolton is in New York, he will not be wreaking diplomatic havoc anywhere else. Talks with North Korea, for instance, have been looking more productive since Mr. Bolton left the State Department, and it's hard not to think that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's generally positive performance in office is due, in part, to her canniness in dispatching Mr. Bolton out of Washington"...from the editorial in tomorrow's NY Times.
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Sourch Watch entry for John R. Bolton:http://tinyurl.com/azjf4
Right Web-IRC entry for John R. Bolton:http://tinyurl.com/8gm7b
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Ambassador Bolton
"If there's a positive side to President Bush's appointment of John Bolton as ambassador to the United Nations yesterday, it's that as long as Mr. Bolton is in New York, he will not be wreaking diplomatic havoc anywhere else. Talks with North Korea, for instance, have been looking more productive since Mr. Bolton left the State Department, and it's hard not to think that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's generally positive performance in office is due, in part, to her canniness in dispatching Mr. Bolton out of Washington"...from the editorial in tomorrow's NY Times.
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Sourch Watch entry for John R. Bolton:http://tinyurl.com/azjf4
Right Web-IRC entry for John R. Bolton:http://tinyurl.com/8gm7b
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