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I'm going to Russia to make it clear to Russia and to Vladimir Putin they have nothing to fear from NATO expansion ... to explain why I think it's a positive development
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The administration has not been able to sustain the relationship with India at the level achieved during the Bush administration.
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To the extent that there are al-Qaida members infiltrating Russia, they need to be dealt with, they need to be brought to pearl jewelry wholesale justice
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He certainly has his work cut out in convincing Indians, first, that he recognises India as an emerging global power and does not view it primarily through the Indo-Pakistani lens. Second, that he will follow President Bush's example in going the extra mile to build US-India ties.
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The NATO alliance understands this issue ... One way or the other, he is going to be disarmed.
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The latest U.S. charges recalled one of the biggest scandals of the Bush administration's War on Terror, when Washington allowed a secret airlift by Pakistan of hundreds of its military and intelligence personnel trapped in Kunduz, Afghanistan, where they were helping the Taliban against U.S.
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Russia is not a threat, and therefore the military strategies of NATO need to pearl jewelry wholesale be changed to recognize that new reality
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Bush and [former secretary of state] Condoleezza Rice seemed inclined to bestow on India the status of an Asian power on par with China ... The Obama administration does not seem to be so inclined.
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It feels good to be home ... Thanks for that warm Texas welcome.
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Common concerns over China brought India and the U.S. together under the Bush administration ... With Obama projecting China as a benign power and not as a power to be concerned about, China will no longer be a uniting factor.
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Breast cancer does not respect national boundaries and neither can we in our efforts to stop it
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The recommendation by this medical panel has been rejected by virtually everyone, including the current administration ... They were appointed by President Bush.
– Richard Durbin SOURCE: Renew America -
I never did. The former president also emphasized the importance of generosity, noting how many people were surprised when he promised billions in aid to Africa to fight the AIDS epidemic. Apparently Republicans aren't supposed to be compassionate, so it was a shock
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President Obama said he probably won't read Sarah Palin's new book, because she'll sell enough copies without him. Meanwhile, President Bush said he probably won't read Sarah Palin's book, because it's a book.
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I am concerned about avian flu. I'm concerned about what an avian flu outbreak could mean for the United States and the world... I have thought through the scenarios of what an avian flu outbreak could mean
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It's not so much Khalid Shaikh Mohammed who's on trial, but the Bush administration.
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I admire President Kufuor, and the reason I do is because he has shown the world that democracy can flourish on the continent of Africa. He's been a steady and principled leader
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The decision to try KSM in civilian court accomplishes indirectly what Obama does not wish to do directly -- it puts the Bush administration's interrogation tactics on trial for all the world to see
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Good morning ... I'm pleased to be here with my friend, the president of Ghana, John Kufuor. We just had a very good discussion and before I summarize it I do want to say a word about the U.S. economy.
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For him to lecture the Senate on debt is really beyond the pale… To lecture us now on debt when not only the war but the other actions of the Bush administration drove this country into deep debt. He said ‘Anyone who votes for this will have a lot of explaining to do, if they vote to allow a debate to c...
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Breast cancer does not respect national boundaries and neither can we in our efforts to stop it
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The recommendation by this medical panel has been rejected by virtually everyone, including the current administration ... They were appointed by President Bush.
– Richard Durbin SOURCE: Renew America -
I never did. The former president also emphasized the importance of generosity, noting how many people were surprised when he promised billions in aid to Africa to fight the AIDS epidemic. Apparently Republicans aren't supposed to be compassionate, so it was a shock
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President Obama said he probably won't read Sarah Palin's new book, because she'll sell enough copies without him. Meanwhile, President Bush said he probably won't read Sarah Palin's book, because it's a book.
SOURCE: The Seferm Post -
I am concerned about avian flu. I'm concerned about what an avian flu outbreak could mean for the United States and the world... I have thought through the scenarios of what an avian flu outbreak could mean
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It's not so much Khalid Shaikh Mohammed who's on trial, but the Bush administration.
SOURCE: National Ledger -
I admire President Kufuor, and the reason I do is because he has shown the world that democracy can flourish on the continent of Africa. He's been a steady and principled leader
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The decision to try KSM in civilian court accomplishes indirectly what Obama does not wish to do directly -- it puts the Bush administration's interrogation tactics on trial for all the world to see
SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette -
Good morning ... I'm pleased to be here with my friend, the president of Ghana, John Kufuor. We just had a very good discussion and before I summarize it I do want to say a word about the U.S. economy.
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For him to lecture the Senate on debt is really beyond the pale… To lecture us now on debt when not only the war but the other actions of the Bush administration drove this country into deep debt. He said ‘Anyone who votes for this will have a lot of explaining to do, if they vote to allow a debate to c...
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I cannot wait for President Obama to experience the open, decent, and welcoming Aggie spirit for himself
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This is a plan that originated in the Clinton Administration. It was reaffirmed in the Bush Administration and it remains the policy of the United States in the Obama Administration. I don’t want anyone in the region or elsewhere to have any doubt about our policy, which remains the same.
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This will be an important national moment, and a moment for Texas A&M to shine in the global spotlight as it always does. I sincerely hope and believe it will serve as a point of Aggie pride for many years to come
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An opportunity to meet President Bush and his wife and to go to the White House is an extraordinary opportunity
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This is not about politics ... This is about the importance of service to our communities and our country. \u2026 I cannot wait for President Obama to experience the open, decent and welcoming Aggie spirit for himself.
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Even before the data was made public, House Democrats charged the Bush administration was trying to hide bad economic news by releasing the numbers on a Friday when people are paying more attention to the upcoming weekend. In previous years, the estimates were released either on a Tuesday or Thursday.
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Barbara and I are thrilled that the LPGA Tour Championship is coming to Houston ... We have great interest in and great respect for women's golf, and it will be fun for us to have them in our hometown. We also are delighted the LPGA will get to experience the great hospitality that is uniquely Houston. ...
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President Bush, trying to calm a political storm, released his Vietnam-era military records Friday to counter Democrats' suggestions that he shirked his duty in the Texas Air National Guard. But there was no new evidence that he was in Alabama during a period when Democrats have questioned whether he sh...
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Barbara and I are thrilled that the LPGA Tour Championship is coming to Houston ... We have great interest in and great respect for women's golf, and it will be fun for us to have them in our hometown. We also are delighted the LPGA will get to experience the great hospitality that is uniquely Houston. ...
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Conservative opponents of Barack Obama have applied the epithet ‘socialism’ to his ambitious plans to exert greater federal control over health care and energy policy, even though the Bush administration, the most conservative in modern history, itself orchestrated a $700 billion bailout of Wall Street
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Barbara and I are thrilled that the LPGA Tour Championship is coming to Houston ... We have great interest in and great respect for women's golf, and it will be fun for us to have them in our hometown. We also are delighted the LPGA will get to experience the great hospitality that is uniquely Houston. ...
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White House is starting to use the Senate in the same way that the Bush administration used China - as a scapegoat for doing too little. You don't get to blame the Senate if you haven't pushed the Senate as hard as you possibly can.
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As we strike military targets, we will also drop food, medicine and supplies to the starving and suffering men, women and children of Afghanistan ... The United States of America is a friend to the Afghan people.
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Rob Simmons and his mentors, George Bush and Karl Rove, have played politics with terrorism and this country’s national security since the moment 9/11 occurred. It’s disgusting and it doesn’t merit further response.
SOURCE: New Haven Register -
As we strike military targets, we will also drop food, medicine and supplies to the starving and suffering men, women and children of Afghanistan ... The United States of America is a friend to the Afghan people.
