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US Senator mistakenly calls India a security threat, apologizes - US - World - NEWS - The Times of India
WASHINGTON: Just how bad is the economic pain and job loss in the United States? Bad enough for an Indophile Senator to get New Delhi and Beijing mixed up in his mind. ( Watch ) A key US Senator who has extensively supported India, including the passage of the nuclear deal, stunned his ...
Cornyn's Office Apologizes For India Comments, Says He Misspoke
Cornyn's Office Apologizes For India Comments, Says He Misspoke
tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com — Sen. John Cornyn's office has apologized for his statement last week that America needs the F-22 fighter... plane in order to deal with the national security threat from India -- which is an ally of the United States -- saying he misspoke. "Senator ... (more) Cornyn's Office Apologizes For India Comments, Says He ...
FT.com / Asia-Pacific - India widens climate rift with west
ft.com — By James Lamont in New Delhi, Joshua Chaffin in Are and Fiona Harvey in London Published: July... 23 2009 22:05 | Last updated: July 24 2009 09:57 A split between rich and poor nations in the run-up to climate-change talks widened on Thursday. India ... (more) FT.com / Asia-Pacific - India widens climate rift with west
US risks alienating India
boston.com — President Obama has often said that he views India as a crucial 21st-century partner for the United... States. But judged against his actions, his assurances sound like platitudes. (more) US risks alienating India
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Cornyn's Office Apologizes For India Comments, Says He Misspoke
TPM Election Central — Sen. John Cornyn's office has apologized for his statement last week that America needs the F-22 fighter plane in order to deal with the national security threat from India -- which is an ally of the United States -- saying he misspoke. "Senator Cornyn misspoke saying 'India' when he meant to say 'China,'" Cornyn's spokesman said in a statement to the Times of India. "As Founder and Co-chairman of the Senate India Caucus, no Senator has greater respect or admiration for India or values our relationship with them more. Sen. Cornyn regrets the ...

Cornyn: Be afraid of India. No, wait. Make that China.
Daily Kos — ... national security because we're not just fighting wars in Afghanistan and Iraq," Cornyn says. "We're fighting -- we have graver threats and greater threats than that: From a rising India, with increased exercise of their military power; Russia; Iran, that's threatening to build a nuclear weapon; with North Korea, shooting intercontinental ballistic missiles, capable of hitting American soil." Uh...India? Aren't they our ally? Skip ahead to Cornyn today: Oops! I meant China. ''Senator Cornyn misspoke saying 'India' when he meant ...

Cornyn confuses India and China
AMERICAblog News| A great nation deserves the truthThat's okay, we often confuse Cornyn for a real Senator.

VIDEO: Sen. Cornyn confuses China, India; calls India security threat
The Political Carnival — By GottaLaff I have to quote John Aravosis: That's okay, we often confuse Cornyn for a real Senator.Here's the Oops Scoop: A key US Senator who has extensively supported India, including the passage of the nuclear deal, stunned his Indian and Indian-American supporters this weekend when he identified India as a US national security threat and clubbed it with North Korea and Iran, while arguing for continuing the F-22 ...

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