Sen. Hillary Clinton Talks Iran Strike
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COMMENTLINEThe only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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"We cannot and should not - must not - permit Iran to build or acquire nuclear weapons."
"We cannot take any option off the table..."
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Hillary talks Iran strike
Clinton blasts Bush administration’s handling of country’s possible development of nuclear weapons
PRINCETON, N.J. (Newsday.com) -- A tough-talking Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton Wednesday suggested she would back a military strike on Iran if that country's radical Islamic government attempts to build nuclear weapons.
Hillary Clinton Says White House Has Mishandled Iran
(NYT) -- Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton last night criticized the Bush administration for its response to Iran's nuclear program, saying it had chosen to "downplay" the crisis over the past several years.
Sen. Clinton: Bush 'Downplaying' Iran Threat
(NewsMax.com) -- Sen. Hillary Clinton called for United Nations sanctions against Iran as it resumes its nuclear program and faulted the Bush administration for "downplaying" the threat.
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posted by Steven Moyer at 3:46 PM
3 Comments:
No matter what they do ..it wont be the right thing
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I have to agree; for the time being the best policy for the US maybe a bit of abstinance from world affairs. They've done a fair bit of good but the whole Iraq war has bloodied their hands so to speak.
Let the rest of the world decide and if they decide the muscle is needed then support them
I didn't say it but I think the point here is that, since the start of the new year, Hillary has been saying some pretty outrageous stuff -- perhaps with the only goal of keeping her name in the news.
It's never too early to think about a presidential election.
Dealing with Iran just won't be easy. There are many issues and players. For example, the fact that Russia has supported Iran's nuclear program, buys Iran's oil, trades goods and arms with Iran, and shares a common border with Iran makes dealing with Iran through the UN problematic at best. And that's just the start....
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