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    "The impression that one thing is said for political purposes perhaps and another thing is what's actually going to happen, is amateur hour on making foreign policy," said Clinton foreign policy adviser Jamie Rubin, a State Department spokesman in the Clinton administration. "On foreign affairs, in particular, words matter ... He can't seem to run a foreign policy team the way it's supposed to run." Bomb-lobbing spokesman Howard Wolfson, who a day earlier compared Obama to Clinton nemesis Ken Starr, contended Power's remarks fit a troubling pattern: "Again we are seeing the difference between talk and action." Full Article at New York Daily News
    On foreign affairs, in particular, words matter ... He can't seem to run a foreign policy team the way it's supposed to run.
    SOURCE: New York Daily News 21 months ago
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She's also loose cannon on war
  1. Sen. Clinton used this to try to imply that I wasn't serious about bringing this war to an end....Don't be confused
    Barack Obama – Barack Obama SOURCE: New York Daily News 21 months ago
  2. He will rely upon a plan - an operational plan - that he pulls together in consultation with people who are on the ground to whom he doesn't have daily access now, as a result of not being the President
    SOURCE: New York Daily News 21 months ago
  3. Sen. Clinton is not even willing to acknowledge that she voted for war ... So I don't want to play politics on this issue because she doesn't have standing to question my position on this issue.
    SOURCE: New York Daily News 21 months ago
  4. Again we are seeing the difference between talk and action.
    SOURCE: New York Daily News 21 months ago
  5. The impression that one thing is said for political purposes perhaps and another thing is what's actually going to happen, is amateur hour on making foreign policy
    SOURCE: New York Daily News 21 months ago

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