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To: Alighieri who wrote (230023)4/19/2005 7:44:58 PM
From: steve harris  Respond to of 1574096
 
try these attributes....

1) Bush won the election...
2) Bolton's haters from the liberal party lost the election...

Do you see a trend here?

You better get something going for 2006 and Dean with more whining ain't it...just ask john kerry....



To: Alighieri who wrote (230023)4/20/2005 1:48:49 PM
From: tejek  Respond to of 1574096
 
He is considered one of Bush's most conservative advisers on foreign policy, and one of the most caustic.

He is more than caustic; he has an anger management problem:

"The Senate Foreign Relations Committee set no new date for a vote, but a delay of at least two weeks seems likely while the committee looks into new allegations, including those of a Dallas businesswoman who says an irate Bolton chased her through a hotel and threw things at her at an international conference a decade ago."

I guess Lugar tried to ram him through:

"Republicans hold a 10-8 majority on the panel, and Lugar had sounded confident early in the session that he had the votes to prevail. He pushed hard for an immediate vote, over loud objection from Democrats.

"Shocking," muttered Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., as Lugar tried to hustle the process along. "


Oops. I guess Bolton is worse than I thought:

"The tide turned when Ohio Republican Sen. George Voinovich (news, bio, voting record) spoke for the first time. He did not attend Bolton's two-day confirmation hearing last week but had been presumed to be a supporter.

"I don't feel comfortable voting today," Voinovich said.

Another Republican, Sen. Chuck Hagel (news, bio, voting record) of Nebraska, also expressed reservations about a quick vote and warned that he may not support Bolton's nomination if it does move to the full Senate.

After the meeting, Voinovich said he had planned to support Bolton but changed his mind after an impassioned critique from Sen. Christopher Dodd (news, bio, voting record), D-Conn. Voinovich said he does not fear retribution from the White House, which had counted on solid Republican support on the committee. "


Bolton's a real charmer:

"Biden read from what he said was a letter from a U.S. Agency for International Development worker in Kyrgyzstan who alleged Bolton harassed her — not sexually — while he was in private practice representing a company.

"She's prepared to provide an affidavit. The letter she sent in, and I'm going to just take a second here, it says, `When I was dispatching a letter to AID, my hell began. Mr. Bolton proceeded to chase me through the halls of a Russian hotel, throwing things at me, shoving threatening letters under my door, and genuinely behaving like a madman. I eventually retreated to my hotel room and stayed there. Mr. Bolton then routinely visited me to pound on the door and shout threats.'""