Monday, December 17, 2012
Kerry, it seems, cannot kick the habit of sidling up to the great killing machines of our time.
Now
that U.S. Ambassador to the UN Susan Rice has had her name withdrawn
from consideration for Secretary of State, it appears that Sen. John
Kerry (D-MA) is next in line for the job. Sources have told ABC
News that the president has tabbed the Massachusetts senator, but that
the official announcement is being delayed by other pending Cabinet
decisions, as well as the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary
School in Newtown, Connecticut.
Whether
Kerry should be nominated at all is the question we would be asking if
there were any justice in the world. If Rice ostensibly incurred the
wrath of Washington insiders for her lack of judgement regarding
Benghazi and Rwanda, how is it possible Kerry gets a pass for his own
lack of judgment regarding a host of issues, from his enduring support
for Syrian butcher Bashar Assad and his belief that climate change
is a “national security” issue, to his unthinkable testimony before the
U.S. Congress maligning America and Vietnam vets while running
interference for the Viet Cong? Kerry, it seems, cannot kick the habit
of sidling up to the great killing machines of our time.
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