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The U.N. Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution Monday demanding Syria's full cooperation with a U.N. investigation into the assassination of Lebanon's former prime minister and warning of possible "further action" if it doesn't.
I'm curious. I didn't see Bolton's name in that whole article. How is this Bolton's handywork?
ReplyDeleteCatchy, if you read the coverage of the UN debate going back the last few days, Bolton figured prominently. Which is not surprising, insofar as he is our ambassador to the United Nations. I should have dumped in a few more links. In any case, had we not gotten the resolution, is there any doubt that his opponents would have attributed the failure to Bolton?
ReplyDeleteCBS's John Robert's "sloppy
ReplyDeleteseconds" phrase in a question to WH press Sec today rather proves the mindset of the "journalists".
So we know not one of them will ask any of the Dems about this success. They won't even ask the "weepy" R Sen Vonivech (sic).
Story/LSM meme will only be
to give KUDOS to the UN and
France.