UN Ambassador John Bolton for President 2012!
Posted: Fri, 14 Jan 2011 06:33:18
Yes, he is strongly considering running. He would rule.
He took a massive and public stance that may have single handedly set the global NGOs (Non-governmental Organizations) efforts to usurp national sovereignty and impose international gun control/confiscation back 5 years.
National Review magazine had a cover story in their recent issue.
My favorite quote -
"The Secretariat Building (the UN building) in New York has 38 stories. If you lost ten stories today, it wouldn't make a bit of difference."
Lincoln Chaffee and George Voinovich (two politically dead Repubeicans) did not like him, so that is one hell of an endorsement!
From Wikipedophilia-
Bolton also led the Bush administration's opposition on constitutional grounds to the International Criminal Court, negotiating with many countries to sign agreements, called Article 98 agreements, with the U.S. to exempt Americans from prosecution by the Court, which is not recognized by the U.S.; more than 100 countries have signed such agreements so far. Bolton said the decision to pull out of the ICC was the "happiest moment" of his political career so far.
According to an article in The New Republic, Bolton was highly successful in pushing his agenda, but his bluntness has won him many enemies. "Iran's Foreign Ministry has called Bolton 'rude' and 'undiplomatic'".
Well, I certainly want someone IRAN approves of, personally.
He was part of the State Department's delegation to six-party talks on the North Korean nuclear program in 2003. He was removed from the delegation after describing Kim Jong-il as a "tyrannical dictator" and saying that, for North Koreans under Kim's rule, "life is a hellish nightmare." In response, a North Korean spokesman said "such human scum and bloodsucker is not entitled to take part in the talks." Congressional Democrats argued that Bolton's words at the time were undiplomatic and endangered the talks.
Another ringing endorsement!
"Individual liberty is the whole purpose of political life, and I thought it was threatened back then"-in 1964 during the Goldwater campaign which he describes as "my formative political experience"-"and I think it's threatened now.....I write, I give speeches, I appear on television-but the only way in contemporary American circumstances to make those issues as salient as they should be is to run for president."
^ Jay Nordlinger. 'The Man with the Mustache' National Review, Dec. 31, 2010, pp22.
He took a massive and public stance that may have single handedly set the global NGOs (Non-governmental Organizations) efforts to usurp national sovereignty and impose international gun control/confiscation back 5 years.
National Review magazine had a cover story in their recent issue.
My favorite quote -
"The Secretariat Building (the UN building) in New York has 38 stories. If you lost ten stories today, it wouldn't make a bit of difference."
Lincoln Chaffee and George Voinovich (two politically dead Repubeicans) did not like him, so that is one hell of an endorsement!
From Wikipedophilia-
Bolton also led the Bush administration's opposition on constitutional grounds to the International Criminal Court, negotiating with many countries to sign agreements, called Article 98 agreements, with the U.S. to exempt Americans from prosecution by the Court, which is not recognized by the U.S.; more than 100 countries have signed such agreements so far. Bolton said the decision to pull out of the ICC was the "happiest moment" of his political career so far.
According to an article in The New Republic, Bolton was highly successful in pushing his agenda, but his bluntness has won him many enemies. "Iran's Foreign Ministry has called Bolton 'rude' and 'undiplomatic'".
Well, I certainly want someone IRAN approves of, personally.
He was part of the State Department's delegation to six-party talks on the North Korean nuclear program in 2003. He was removed from the delegation after describing Kim Jong-il as a "tyrannical dictator" and saying that, for North Koreans under Kim's rule, "life is a hellish nightmare." In response, a North Korean spokesman said "such human scum and bloodsucker is not entitled to take part in the talks." Congressional Democrats argued that Bolton's words at the time were undiplomatic and endangered the talks.
Another ringing endorsement!
"Individual liberty is the whole purpose of political life, and I thought it was threatened back then"-in 1964 during the Goldwater campaign which he describes as "my formative political experience"-"and I think it's threatened now.....I write, I give speeches, I appear on television-but the only way in contemporary American circumstances to make those issues as salient as they should be is to run for president."
^ Jay Nordlinger. 'The Man with the Mustache' National Review, Dec. 31, 2010, pp22.
