After suffering a series of ailments over the past few weeks including a stomach virus, a concussion and a blood clot, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will return to work on Monday according to information received from the State Department. Mrs. Clinton will pick up where she left off with a busy schedule this week,… Continue reading Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton Heads Back To Work Today
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After Being Wrongfully Blamed By Republicans, Susan Rice Withdraws Her Name
Thanks to the lies of Fox News and the Republicans in Congress, one of the most qualified people ever to be considered for Secretary of State has withdraw her name from consideration. Susan Rice, whose only fault was repeating the official talking points regarding the attack in Benghazi, has decided that the confirmation process is… Continue reading After Being Wrongfully Blamed By Republicans, Susan Rice Withdraws Her Name
Claire McCaskill – Republicans Are “Looking For A Scalp” And Susan Rice Has One.
Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill appeared on Meet The Press today and defended United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice. Asked about Susan Rice and the roadblock Republicans are building to deny her the job of Secretary of State, McCaskill said; “I think it’s terribly unfair what has happened to Susan Rice. “I do not understand for the life… Continue reading Claire McCaskill – Republicans Are “Looking For A Scalp” And Susan Rice Has One.
White House Source – Hillary Clinton Prefers John Kerry Over Susan Rice
A White House source is saying today that if Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were to pick her successor, she wouldn’t choose Ambassador Susan Rice, but would instead go with Senator John Kerry. According to reporter Michael Sneed at theChicago Sun-Times, the source said, “Hillary is not close to Rice, who is tough — but is not the friendliest person. And… Continue reading White House Source – Hillary Clinton Prefers John Kerry Over Susan Rice
Meanwhile, Sen John Kerry Remains Quiet
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. John Kerry is angling to be the nation’s top diplomat by being, well, diplomatic. The longtime Democratic lawmaker from Massachusetts has largely stayed quiet while President Barack Obama considers him for the next secretary of state. Kerry has asked his supporters to avoid overt lobbying of the White House on his… Continue reading Meanwhile, Sen John Kerry Remains Quiet