Pro
By Douglas Sulenta
Yet again the leftists
on the Senate judiciary committee have found another reason to blast
President Bush for acting completely within his authority. It seems
the only thing the Democratic Party is good for these days is being
contrary.
The Senate Democrats are complaining about the nomination of John
Bolton to be the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations only because
they weren’t first given the opportunity to annihilate Bolton’s
character and drag his name through the mud. And why weren’t
they given the opportunity to do this? Well, they were on vacation.
So while the senators were sipping high balls and playing golf in
Bermuda, Bush was in action.
After all, this seems the only way the president can get anything
done anyway. Had the nomination not been handled in this manner,
Bolton’s fate would be stuck in the Senate for the next nine
months while the Democrats dig up every 40-year-old scrap of frivolous
information that might discredit this otherwise honorable man.
Cheers to you Mr. President.
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Con
By Andrew Riding
Making John Bolton the
new American ambassador to the United Nations is just another way
for Bush and his puppet masters to show off their power.
By completely bypassing the vote against Bolton in Senate, Bush
has put in an anti-peace, anti-diplomat to advocate for the United
States, which is much like asking a fox to guard a hen house.
Bolton doesn’t even have respect for the United Nations and
has been quoted as saying, “There is no such thing as the
United Nations...if the U.N. building in New York lost 10 stories,
it wouldn’t make a bit of difference.” Such an attitude
wouldn’t fly at McDonald’s, let alone at the United
Nations
Bush has once again made it clear to everyone in the United Nations,
Senate, and the world that he doesn’t care about what they
think.
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