WASHINGTON — When it comes to reckless stupidity in Syria, Republican leaders in Congress sure are giving President Obama a run for his money. So they are in favor of launching war on Syria, but they do not feel strongly enough
Following all positioning and re-positioning of U.S. posture toward Syria over the last seven days, Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on September 12. The two will meet in Geneva. The Hill reports
Nearly a year to the day four Americans – U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens, Sean Smith, Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods – were killed in an attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman
Secretary of State John Kerry was very direct with those who held the idea that an action against Syria’s Assad regime would cause retaliation on Tuesday during a Google+ hangout. Kerry said that those who would retaliate against the U.S.
Secretary John Kerry invoked Congress’ delay in providing aid to the Syria rebels when he was asked about reports that Al Qaeda elements, not the “moderate” elements of the Syrian forces were receiving the bulk of the weapons on Tuesday.
When Secretary Kerry John Kerry was asked about the Syrian rebels expelling Al Qaeda elements from their movement, Kerry said that it was “unfair” to paint the opposition as extremists. Kerry said that the percentage of extremists in the Syrian
Secretary of State John Kerry told a Google+ hangout today that it is imperative that the U.S. deliver some response to the Assad regime. When asked about Americans who were concerned about getting involved in another war Kerry said directly,
Secretary of State John Kerry is trying to claim that his “goof” on Syria handing over its chemical weapons to international monitors was part of the plan all along, a claim that Fox News finds somewhat dubious. It’s the old
President Barack Obama switched gears Monday, embracing a Russian-backed proposal to have Syria transfer its chemical weapons stockpile to international control–an idea that emerged from a gaffe earlier in the day by Secretary of State John Kerry. The proposal may
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com New Kerry gaffe leads to further political chaos over Syria An example of the intelligence of today’s college professors New Kerry gaffe leads to further political chaos over Syria John Kerry U.S. Secretary of
Saudi Arabia came out in support of U.S. strikes over the weekend as Secretary of State John Kerry told the international community Bashar al-Assad has used chemical weapons “at least 11 times or so.” The weekend included meetings in Paris and
Even as President Obama attempts to make the case for urgent military action, suggesting that the Syrian regime can be deterred from chemical weapons use by such action, Secretary of State John Kerry threatened “unbelievably small” consequences for Bashar al-Assad’s
The Administration’s mad rush for war in Syria has written a few quotes into the pages of history today, and not in a good way. John Kerry sealed his reputation as a clumsy buffoon by promising the world we’d be
Monday morning in London, Secretary of State John Kerry apparently went off script with the hypothetical suggestion that the Syrian government could avoid American air strikes if Bashir Assad would turn over all of his chemical weapons within a week.
For all of last week, President Obama, Secretary of State John Kerry, and administration surrogates flooded the public zone with evidence and arguments in support of a unilateral war against Syria. Pew polled the public before the week before the
Even as President Obama attempts to make the case for urgent military action, suggesting that the Syrian regime can be deterred from chemical weapons use by such action, Secretary of State John Kerry threatened “unbelievably small” consequences for Bashar al-Assad’s
US Secretary of State John Kerry met Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas in London, having earlier insisted that Israelis and Palestinians were determined to pursue direct peace talks. Kerry met Abbas at London’s Ritz Carlton on Sunday evening, the pair smiling
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com John Kerry: ‘This is our Munich Moment’ Forces gathering momentum in the Mideast Would America not defend Israel after all? John Kerry: ‘This is our Munich Moment’ On Saturday in Paris, U.S. Secretary of
AP: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry lobbied European allies to back Washington’s proposed military action against the ruling regime in Syria. In Paris, Kerry said, “this is not the time to be silent spectators to slaughter.” (Sept. 7)
On Wednesday, Secretary of State John Kerry indicated it was more important to talk about the lives of those killed by chemical attacks in Syria than the four Americans who were murdered in Benghazi. Kerry seemed annoyed, bordering on angry,
Testifying before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday, Secretary of State John Kerry said Arab nations have offered a “quite significant” sum to pay for American military strikes against Syria. He said there was an offer on the table
On Wednesday, Secretary of State John Kerry said President Barack Obama would soon address the nation on Syria from the Oval Office. Rep. Luke Messer (R-IN) asked Kerry whether Obama would address the nation about the country’s potential intervention in
On Wednesday, Secretary of State John Kerry said he was “hopeful” that Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Barack Obama “will have a good conversation where there will be a road forward” after Putin declared that American intervention in Syria
Fashion designer Kenneth Cole sent a tweet at 10:34 a.m. today that set the Twitter-sphere on fire. It was tweet that many took as flippant at best and an attempt to “sell fashion” at the expense of our troops at
In response to The Truth About Al Qaeda Infiltration in Syria: It’s fun to watch the Obama Administration chomping at the bit to provide air support for savages when you remember that the BIG liberal knock on Republican foreign policy,
