Even the liberals realized she had too much baggage.
Besides, the lefties think she can do more damage as National Security Advisor.
Something else she's not qualified for.
Did Ambassador Rice make the right decision by withdrawing her name from consideration for Secretary of State?
Fox Report with Shepard Smith
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On Thursday, U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice withdrew her name from consideration to be the next Secretary of State amid criticism surrounding her comments on the Benghazi attack. Do you think she made the right decision?
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Don 2012/12/14 17:20:53
The more dirt the Congress throws the more ground they lose.
Congress Approval Remains at 18% During Fiscal Cliff Debate
http://www.gallup.com/poll/15...
She was the only first lady to refuse the traditional cookie bake off and the first secretary of state to visit more than 100 countries. She served under the first black president and was the first first lady to have an office in the West Wing of the White House. Clinton was the first secretary of state to visit East Timor, and the first first lady to later win elective office.
Her four years of work focused on advancing rights for women and religious minorities across the globe, helping to maintain the tenuous peace between Israelis and Palestinians, discouraging Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and, in her own words, "advancing a new approach to development that puts human dignity and self-sufficiency at the heart of our efforts."
http://abcnews.go.com/Politic...
But this isn’t just a fleeting moment of popularity. Clinton is enjoying her 10th year as Gallup poll’s most admired woman. And it’s a distinction she’s earned through hard work, perseverance, focus, dedication, and her recent efforts at the Department of State.
Upon starting at State, Clinton emphasized the use of what she deemed “smart power,” or the use of “diplomacy and development alongside defense.” Getting off on the rig...
She was the only first lady to refuse the traditional cookie bake off and the first secretary of state to visit more than 100 countries. She served under the first black president and was the first first lady to have an office in the West Wing of the White House. Clinton was the first secretary of state to visit East Timor, and the first first lady to later win elective office.
Her four years of work focused on advancing rights for women and religious minorities across the globe, helping to maintain the tenuous peace between Israelis and Palestinians, discouraging Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and, in her own words, "advancing a new approach to development that puts human dignity and self-sufficiency at the heart of our efforts."
http://abcnews.go.com/Politic...
But this isn’t just a fleeting moment of popularity. Clinton is enjoying her 10th year as Gallup poll’s most admired woman. And it’s a distinction she’s earned through hard work, perseverance, focus, dedication, and her recent efforts at the Department of State.
Upon starting at State, Clinton emphasized the use of what she deemed “smart power,” or the use of “diplomacy and development alongside defense.” Getting off on the right foot, Clinton chose to emphasize a pragmatic and more diplomatic handling in all her efforts at State.
This approach has been instrumental in her achievements. Clinton has orchestrated some of the most tactful diplomatic successes the department has seen in a while, and she’s looking to make changes for the long-term. Through her vast network of personal relationships with leaders around the world (developed during her time as First Lady and continued as Senator of New York), Clinton has been able to subtly mastermind some moments of great diplomatic effort, from forming a coalition to stop Qaddafi’s massacres in Libya (though some progressives disapprovingly saw this as aggressive action justified by humanitarian intervention) to convincing Russia and China in the UN Security Council to help isolate Iran and North Korea (whether right or wrong, she succeeded in her pursuit).
http://www.policymic.com/arti...
hillary clinton was officially in charge of
the whole affair.she put her head down
and offered zero support to rice.
Speaking of freedom , Smith, who is Harrison J. Bounel?
that was a stupid and amateur move on her part...
mistakes like that should not happen at that level...she loses
There's so much info that came out about this b!tch on top of her lies about Benghazi that she's lucky to even have the job she has and her career is toast.
All of whom it is time to retire. None have the right to say negative things about someone's intelligence when all of them have DEMONSTRATED THE INABILITY TO GOVERN THE COUNTRY.
. McCain - Still Fighting Losing the 2008 Election - Maybe 1 Marble Left.
. Graham - Me Too LGHTWEIGHT
. Collins has done Nothing for Maine Since she decided to go to the Dark Side. She should follow Snowe into Retirement.
. Ayotte - Total Lightweight - another ME TOO, trying to act as if she is more than an Air Head.
. Corker - Another Me Too - Lightweight - all he could come up with was her friendship with the President. What was Condi Rice's relationship to Laura and President Bush, to the fact that Laura felt she could speak for Condi on reasons for not running for President?, and Condi as a Mediocre SOS!
Give me a Break! on all of the HYPOCRISY!
She is too smart to fight the racists- they are committing sucide on their own. Look at the last election.
RICE FOR PRESIDENT IN 2016? LOL ;-)
Last major stockpile from Saddam's nuclear efforts arrives in Canada
updated 7/5/2008 6:57:12 PM ET 2008-07-05T22:57:12
The last major remnant of Saddam Hussein's nuclear program — a huge stockpile of concentrated natural uranium — reached a Canadian port Saturday to complete a secret U.S. operation that included a two-week airlift from Baghdad and a ship voyage crossing two oceans.
The removal of 550 metric tons of "yellowcake" — the seed material for higher-grade nuclear enrichment — was a significant step toward closing the books on Saddam's nuclear legacy. It also brought relief to U.S. and Iraqi authorities who had worried the cache would reach insurgents or smugglers crossing to Iran to aid its nuclear ambitions.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/2...
Is THIS what you are referring to?? If not then what are you referring to?
http://www.cbsnews.com/storie...