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U.S. to blame for much of Mexico violence: Clinton
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - An "insatiable" appetite in the United States for illegal drugs is to blame for much of the violence ripping through Mexico, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Wednesday. Clinton acknowledged the U.S. role in Mexico's vicious drug war as she arrived in Mexico ...
The Associated Press: Official: Mexico not in danger of collapse
google.com — 16 hours ago WASHINGTON (AP) The Mexican government is not on the verge of collapse, the top... U.S. intelligence official said Thursday, seeking to tamp down increasing alarm over the powerful and violent drug cartels operating in the country that is ... (more) The Associated Press: Official: Mexico not in danger of ...
BBC NEWS | Americas | Clinton admits US blame on drugs
BBC NEWS | Americas | Clinton admits US blame on drugs
news.bbc.co.uk — US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the US must take part of the blame for drug-related... violence in Mexico. Speaking as she arrived in Mexico, she said America's appetite for drugs and its inability to stop arms crossing the border were helping ... (more) BBC NEWS | Americas | Clinton admits US blame on drugs
Clinton Says U.S. Feeds Mexico Drug Trade
Clinton Says U.S. Feeds Mexico Drug Trade
nytimes.com — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton made blunt remarks on the American role in Mexico’s drug trade.... (more) Clinton Says U.S. Feeds Mexico Drug Trade
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Hillary Clinton blames America for Mexico's drug violence
Hyscience — Nothing to see here, just Hillary doing what Democrats do best - blame America. Sure, idiots in our country take the drugs, but there's plenty of appropriate blame on both sides, starting with Mexico's long-lived culture of corruption, its ...

MLOA: Cantor Skipped Obama Teleprompter Event, Saw Brit Brit
Pirate's Cove — Anyone who has had a liberal/progressive/surrender monkey tell them on-line or in person that we need to leave the petty issues behind and stop distracting from the issues that Americans care about, raise your hands. Ye olde Memeorandum features silly stories from Wonkette and The HuffPoabout Eric Cantor. Wonkette headline: Exclusive: Cantor, ‘Democrats’ Attend Britney Spears Concert During Obama Presser. After attending the NRCC dinner, Eric, like President Obama has been known to do, enjoyed a night at the Verizon center. It was a bipartisan night, as Eric was joined by Senator Landrieu and other ...

MLOA: Cantor Skipped Obama Teleprompter Event, Saw Brit Brit
Stop The ACLU — MLOA: Cantor Skipped Obama Teleprompter Event, Saw Brit Brit Posted on March 26, 2009 [image] Anyone who has had a liberal/progressive/surrender monkey tell them on-line or in person that we need to leave the petty issues behind and stop distracting from the issues that Americans care about, raise your hands. Ye olde Memeorandum features silly stories from Wonkette and The HuffPo about Eric Cantor. Wonkette headline: Exclusive: Cantor, ‘Democrats’ Attend Britney Spears Concert During Obama Presser . After attending the NRCC dinner , Eric, like President Obama has been known to do, enjoyed a night at the Verizon center. It was a bipartisan night, as Eric was joined by ...

The Obama Administration and Mexico
The Washington Note — ... The Obama administration has approached the U.S.-Mexican relationship and the crisis affecting our shared border with an appropriate sense of urgency. Secretary of State Clinton laid the groundwork for real cooperation in her visit last month. She verbalized what few U.S. politicians have previously been willing to say, that U.S. drug use and demand are significantly to blame for Mexico's current drug crisis. Clinton declared that the United States shared a co-responsibility for the drug war and vowed to stand "shoulder-to-shoulder" with Mexico in defeating the drug lords. Her ...

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