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 Condoleezza Rice on Obama's Victory (video)
Condoleezza Rice on Obama's Victory (video)
Nov. 5, 2008
Condoleezza Rice: "I'm Not A Type A", Outgoing Secretary Of State Shares Thoughts With Sunday Morning
Condoleezza Rice: "I'm Not A Type A", Outgoing Secretary Of State Shares Thoughts With Sunday ...
cbsnews.com — (CBS) Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is a key member of the administration that leaves office 23 days from now. She's been America's top diplomat at a time of enormous challenges in foreign policy. This past week she shared some of her thoughts ... (more) Condoleezza Rice: "I'm Not A Type A", Outgoing Secretary ...
First Lady, Rice, Defend Bush's Legacy, "History Will Judge, And We'll See Later," Says Laura Bush; "This Generation Will Thank This President," Rice Says
First Lady, Rice, Defend Bush's Legacy, "History Will Judge, And We'll See Later," Says Laura ...
cbsnews.com — (AP) The two most influential women in President George W. Bush's White House - first lady Laura Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice - are strongly defending the president's legacy against critics who are calling his administration one of the ... (more) First Lady, Rice, Defend Bush's Legacy, "History Will ...
No Thanks: Condoleezza Rice Thinks You'll Thank George Bush Someday
No Thanks: Condoleezza Rice Thinks You'll Thank George Bush Someday
jezebel.com — Tweaking the lines your parents used when they grounded you, Condoleezza Rice claims that life is not "a popularity contest," and that someday, people will " start to thank this president for what he's done." Rice brushes off the historians who are ... (more) No Thanks: Condoleezza Rice Thinks You'll Thank George ...
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Paul Jenkins: The GOP's White Supremacy
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — When a 19 year-old white supremacist recently gained a seat on the Palm Beach County Republican Executive Committee, the election created such an outcry that embarrassed local politicians used a technicality to block his seating. The entire process was buffoonish, although the views of the spawn of a grand wizard of the KKK and his supporters were not. Events such as this, or the stunning success of David Duke in Louisiana in 1990, occur every few years within the GOP, a reminder of the party's racist faction. Even more standard for Republicans, especially in the year that saw Barack Obama's election, are the off-key comments about uppitiness, ...

Ken Blackwell defends Saltsman’s Barack the Magic Negro CD
pandagon.net - we are the public option — by Pam Spaulding The former Ohio vote bag man Secretary of State and contender for the head of the RNC, Ken Blackwell, had this to say about the holiday CD sent to committee members by fellow candidate for the job, Chip Saltsman: “Unfortunately, there is hypersensitivity in the press regarding matters of race. This is in large measure due to President-Elect Obama being the first African-American elected president,” said Blackwell, who would be the first black RNC chairman, in a statement forwarded to Politico by an aide. “I don’t think any of the concerns that have been expressed in ...

Condoleezza Rice regrets there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq
Top of the Ticket — In an appearance on ABC's "The View" this morning, just-departed secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said she regretted that faulty intelligence had reported that there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, but had no regrets that U.S. troops toppled dictator Saddam Hussein from power. Rice announced recently that she hopes to return to Stanford University as a political science professor after eight controversial years in the Bush administration -- first as national security adviser and then as secretary of State. She demurred on questions about whether she voted for Barack Obama, ...

Jesse Larner: Power and Protest, in Iran and at Home
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — A long time ago in a different life, when the Iranian Islamic Revolution was less than a decade old, I was a student at the small New England college where Mansour Farhang taught (and still teaches) political science. Farhang had been the Iranian ambassador to the UN in the early days of the revolt against the Shah, before Khomeini's radical agenda was fully understood, before the ouster of the first post-revolutionary elected president, Abolhassan Bani-Sadr. Farhang resigned his post when the Iranian government refused to release the American embassy hostages, and went into exile. In the 1990s, he made the unpleasant discovery that he had something in common ...

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