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In reply to the discussion: Rice’s star rises as congressional opposition dims [View all]leveymg
(36,418 posts)46. Earth to Odin: the election is over.
It's okay, Odin. I'm a loyal Dem who has worked in DC, held paid positions for the DSCC, DCCC, and worked election campaigns back to LBJ. I just don't think it's in our national interest to get into a set of newer, bigger wars in the Middle East, even if Susan Rice and others wants to style them as "humanitarian interventions."
I am not Ralph Nader.
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If someone can tell us the policy difference between Susan Rice and Condi Rice, we're listening.
leveymg
Nov 2012
#1
We're still waiting for an example of a concrete policy distinction between the two
leveymg
Nov 2012
#15
Are you against all 'humanitarian interventions' or just those undertaken by the US?
pampango
Nov 2012
#47
" . . .the long term and the present are blended together. The rest of us have to live in the presen
brush
Nov 2012
#58
If Susan Rice agrees with SOS Clinton's current approach - there are huge differences. n/t
Lucinda
Nov 2012
#10
"seem"? "Get us into optional wars?" FYI, Condi got us into wars, Susan tries to keep us OUT
wordpix
Nov 2012
#13
I guess only Americans have souls to you. Newsflash: 15K antiaircraft missiles are loose
leveymg
Nov 2012
#38
Why don't you ask the families of our soldiers who died in Iraq? I bet they know the difference. nt
Walk away
Nov 2012
#27
I am. Not all neocons are Republicans. This crew is taking us to war, again, and we're
leveymg
Nov 2012
#39
Bad idea. If it's John Kerry, we might be saying hello to the jerk we just said goodbye to. Sadly,
Tarheel_Dem
Nov 2012
#4
He has served Mass well for many years, it isn't fair to suggest he not take a post,
wisteria
Nov 2012
#59
It is not worth the gamble to again lose a safe seat to the likes of Scott Brown. That happened....
Tarheel_Dem
Nov 2012
#55