She says war is the last resort. I'd like to know how she sees President Obama's coalitions and empowering countries to protect themselves as much as possible.
She put together the coalition that changed Iran's path to nuclear capacity. That is quite an accomplishment. It included Russia and China as well.
No American forces in Syria or Iraq.
Gaza and Israel. There isn't much other there within easy reach regarding Hillary's caution regarding Gaza. She is a staunch supporter of Israel. I do know she doesn't approve of the settlements. Before I put anything here I need to look through some of the articles I already have. Then I'll post them here. I think the best way to decide about Hillary and Gaza is to decide what condition they are in.
There was an interview with John Stewart after she was out of the State Department (click here).
I would like to see her address a better answer for Gaza than exists today. Real policy that will move a peace. I think the people of Gaza are safer than they realize when reflecting on the disease called Daesh.
I think the email 'thing' is closed except for propaganda on the right.
By Stephen O'Hara
On July 2, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln (click here) signed a law that forever changed higher education in the United States. Called the Morrill Act, for Justin Smith Morrill, a Vermont Congressman who championed the bill, the law is recognized for revolutionizing higher education, as it provided each state with public lands to create universities specializing in agriculture, mechanics, and military tactics....
Abraham Lincoln's domestic agenda was intended to union the country.
Abraham Lincoln (click here) will forever be remembered as the man who held our nation together during its most uncertain hour. No other president has fought so hard – or sacrificed more – for our union.
But Lincoln's legacy as “the great uniter” reaches far beyond the resolution of the Civil War.
At the height of that war, with unity so much on his mind, President Lincoln sought a way to connect and secure the great expanse of our nation, to unite it entirely, from sea to shining sea....
She put together the coalition that changed Iran's path to nuclear capacity. That is quite an accomplishment. It included Russia and China as well.
No American forces in Syria or Iraq.
Gaza and Israel. There isn't much other there within easy reach regarding Hillary's caution regarding Gaza. She is a staunch supporter of Israel. I do know she doesn't approve of the settlements. Before I put anything here I need to look through some of the articles I already have. Then I'll post them here. I think the best way to decide about Hillary and Gaza is to decide what condition they are in.
There was an interview with John Stewart after she was out of the State Department (click here).
I would like to see her address a better answer for Gaza than exists today. Real policy that will move a peace. I think the people of Gaza are safer than they realize when reflecting on the disease called Daesh.
I think the email 'thing' is closed except for propaganda on the right.
By Stephen O'Hara
On July 2, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln (click here) signed a law that forever changed higher education in the United States. Called the Morrill Act, for Justin Smith Morrill, a Vermont Congressman who championed the bill, the law is recognized for revolutionizing higher education, as it provided each state with public lands to create universities specializing in agriculture, mechanics, and military tactics....
Abraham Lincoln's domestic agenda was intended to union the country.
Abraham Lincoln (click here) will forever be remembered as the man who held our nation together during its most uncertain hour. No other president has fought so hard – or sacrificed more – for our union.
But Lincoln's legacy as “the great uniter” reaches far beyond the resolution of the Civil War.
At the height of that war, with unity so much on his mind, President Lincoln sought a way to connect and secure the great expanse of our nation, to unite it entirely, from sea to shining sea....
