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    "The AP in Kuwait quotes Secretary of State Rice as saying, "The United States is not going to deal with Hamas. And we had certainly told President Carter that we did not think meeting with Hamas was going to help" said the reporter. "And my question: Since the result of this telling was that Mr. Carter proceeded directly to violate this U.S. policy and meet with these terrorists, what is President Bush prepared to do to put an end to this one-man defiance of our policy which so gratified the terrorists?" Full Article at Big News Network
    The United States is not going to deal with Hamas. And we had certainly told President Carter that we did not think meeting with Hamas was going to help
    SOURCE: Big News Network 19 months ago
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Carter says White House not being truthful
  1. We counseled President Carter against going to the region and particularly against having contact with Hamas.
    SOURCE: Big News Network 19 months ago
  2. No one in the State Department or any other department of the U.S. government ever asked him to refrain from his recent visit to the Middle East or even suggested that he not meet with Syrian President Assad or leaders of Hamas.
    SOURCE: Big News Network 19 months ago
  3. And my question: Since the result of this telling was that Mr. Carter proceeded directly to violate this U.S. policy and meet with these terrorists, what is President Bush prepared to do to put an end to this one-man defiance of our policy which so gratified the terrorists?
    SOURCE: Big News Network 19 months ago
  4. Before leaving on the extended visit to monitor an election in Nepal and then to visit Israel, the West Bank, Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan, President Carter placed a telephone call to Ms. Rice to describe his itinerary and to inform her of his intended conversations ... She was in Europe and h...
    Jimmy Carter – Jimmy Carter SOURCE: Big News Network 19 months ago
  5. President Carter has the greatest respect for Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and believes her to be a truthful person. However, perhaps inadvertently, she is continuing to make a statement that is not true
    SOURCE: Big News Network 19 months ago
  6. President Carter is a private citizen and he made a decision to not comply with what the State Department asked him to do.
    SOURCE: Big News Network 19 months ago
  7. If the President, as our nation's chief law enforcer, fails to order Mr. Carter's passport revoked, how many more people like Carter may want to plot U.S. policy in this regard, do you imagine?
    SOURCE: Big News Network 19 months ago
  8. I don't know, you'll have to take a national survey.
    SOURCE: Big News Network 19 months ago

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