Well, John Bolton couldn't get through the senate so King Bush appointed him to the United Nations. This is not much of a shock coming from a guy who was appointed to the U.S. Presidency in 2000 by the Supreme Court.
Bolton will have weakened credibility at the U.N., however. Bush might as well have appointed Micky Mouse.
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From the Arthur Silber's "Light of Reason" blog:
Most people seem not to understand that when we deal with the Bush administration, we are dealing with something unique, and uniquely dangerous: an administration which is fully committed to an ideology—an ideology that is entirely self-contained and completely self-referencing. It is not concerned with facts, evidence, logic and argument. It is concerned only with its own internal vision of the world, and how that world should be constructed and how it should operate.
So even if there are many utterly compelling arguments against the Bolton appointment, or against attacking Iran, none of that matters.
paolo:
Sooooo TRUE!!!They couldn't give a damn about anyone else except their circle of power. They won't be happy until we turn the clock back past FDR's reforms and return to the days of the sweat shops and robber barons.
Dear God that's excellent.
I'm impressed.
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