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Originally posted by jam321
Doesn't matter if he picks her or not.
No VP has ever won the race for the presidential candidate.
It's all about Romney and unfortunately many people don't like him, republicans included.
She reopened nuclear negotiations with North Korea, even authorizing bilateral talks, which George W. Bush had adamantly refused to conduct all through his first term as president.
She persuaded Bush to endorse similar (if less promising) negotiations that Britain, France, and Germany had initiated with Iran, which he had also vigorously opposed.
She crafted the terms of a United Nations resolution to investigate war crimes in Sudan, a measure that first-term Bush had resisted.
She stopped the campaign-which had been launched with great verve by Vice President Dick Cheney-to replace Mohamed elBaradei as chair of the International Atomic Energy Agency and then got United State intelligence agencies to resume briefing IAEA officials, a practice that had also been discontinued in the first term.
As a prerequisite to all the above accomplishments, she staved off Cheney's intense efforts to appoint his protégé,John Bolton, as deputy secretary of state and acknowledged Bolton's unsuitability for a concession prize-U.N. ambassador-by assuring Democratic opponents that he would be carefully "supervised."
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Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Yes, she is Pro-choice... But so is Romney. See the first few minutes of this vid...
Originally posted by spinalremain
I don't think Romney even has a critical or sincere bone in his body. I think he just goes along with whatever view will paint him in a better light toward a given demographic.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
reply to post by Benevolent Heretic
Totally agree .. with everything you said. That .. and the fact that she has said that she voted for Obama in the past. She has put skin color ahead of party policy and that would definately be used against her.
I googled looking for the stories where she admitted voting for Obama but I couldn't find it. I KNOW I read it four years ago ...
Originally posted by habitforming
Wait, are you saying she publicly admitted that she voted for Obama because he was black, against her party politics?
Got your excuse why what you made up cannot be confirmed out of the way.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Originally posted by habitforming
Wait, are you saying she publicly admitted that she voted for Obama because he was black, against her party politics?
Yep. I remember reading that Colin Powell did as well.
I made no 'excuse' and I didn't 'make it up'. It was in the news four years ago.
I"m not finding it on google. It's old news and was just a side note considered to be not important.
I'm sure it's still out there somewhere. I just have to dig around for it.
Meanwhile, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was interviewed yesterday on CBS Radio, where she made a long statement about how great it is to have a black president.
"May I take it," she's asked, "that you actually preferred a victory for Senator Obama rather than John McCain?"
"I have constantly told people," she said, "that I was secretary of state and I was not going to get into a partisan debate and I would vote by -- vote by ballot in a secret way, as all Americans do. But I just want to acknowledge that when the election took place and after the election took place, it was a special time for Americans."
So that's a yes?
Originally posted by habitforming
Maybe you should not post such things until you can confirm ...
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
We don't know who she voted for.
It's none of our business. I don't think that is an issue.
Originally posted by beezzer
reply to post by guohua
I've always admired Ms. Rice. I think she'd be an excellent choice.
Though I do remember a recent article where she stated that she would not run as veep.
I wonder if she changed her mind.