U.S. reaction to North Korea
Asbury Park Press Online
Blame misplaced
"In early October, North Korea claimed to have tested its first nuclear weapon. The following day, North Korea and Kim Jong Il were strongly condemned by much of the world, including China and Russia.
Democratic Sens. Hillary Clinton and Harry Reid used the opportunity to condemn the Bush administration, asserting its policies were the cause of the problem. To do this when the world should be united against a madman who is starving 25 million people to death, while threatening nuclear warfare, shows the real character of these two. This is like placing the blame for World War II with Roosevelt, Stalin and the leaders of western Europe, instead of with Hitler.
Most people who seek to undermine our president at every opportunity are obvious hypocrites." Read on...
Blame misplaced
"In early October, North Korea claimed to have tested its first nuclear weapon. The following day, North Korea and Kim Jong Il were strongly condemned by much of the world, including China and Russia.
Democratic Sens. Hillary Clinton and Harry Reid used the opportunity to condemn the Bush administration, asserting its policies were the cause of the problem. To do this when the world should be united against a madman who is starving 25 million people to death, while threatening nuclear warfare, shows the real character of these two. This is like placing the blame for World War II with Roosevelt, Stalin and the leaders of western Europe, instead of with Hitler.
Most people who seek to undermine our president at every opportunity are obvious hypocrites." Read on...
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