[governsleastgovernsbest]

Today Show ping.

[Quick Shot]

Remember to also send your very 'pretty and sexy' Albright to handle the details.

[Izzy Dunne]

Too bad we don't have more "reporters" with Newt's talent.

[Bahbah]

"Pull back the curtain on the Kerry foreign policy and what do you find? Nothing."

This seems to be true for just about all of Kerry's alleged positions. There is no there there. Just empty rhetoric.

[Semper Paratus]

I saw the very end when colon girl gave Newt a question he started to answer when Holbrooke butt in. When Newt started a rebuttal "Sorry Newt we have to go".

It;s going to be a long 4 months.

[netmilsmom]

Good catch!

[The Wizard]

Go Newt

[hopespringseternal]

Pull back the curtain on the Kerry foreign policy and what do you find? Nothing.

That's Kerry in a nutshell. All he really has to campaign on is vague criticisms that can't be traced to a specific policy he would implement. He knows the kool-aid drinkers don't care, and the swing vote is easily demagogued.

[BillyCrockett]

Yup. I saw the whole interview. Newt nuked Holbrooke with ease. When pressured as to what would sKerry DO about N Korea, other than TALK about it, Holbrooke was toast.

[bad company]

"Pull back the curtain on the Kerry foreign policy and what do you find?"


Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.

[YaYa123]

really good reporting for those of us who missed it. Thanks so much.

I'm quite pleased...surprised really...that the TODAY Show would make the blunder of having the two on together, giving Newt the real-time opportunity to rebut what Holbrooke had to say.

[Brilliant]

We've been talking directly to North Korea all along. It has not gotten us anywhere. The mistake we made was made in the early 90's by the Clinton administration. Clinton should not have bargained with the North Koreans to begin with. Now it's too late to do anything about it. We just have to hope that they don't get out of control.

I would say, though, that the Bush policy has one important advantage. It has called attention to the problem, isolated North Korea, and probably impaired the ability of North Korea to obtain additional uranium shipments. The size of their nuclear arsenal is limited by the amount of uranium Clinton let them have. Once it's gone, it's gone. That's one reason they don't want to test their bomb.

[auboy]

Pull back the curtain on the Kerry foreign policy and what do you find?

Retreads from the Clinton Administration. And their foreign policy successes were… ?

[TomGuy]

I'm sure Katie and crew couldn't wait to discuss this article:

[yeh, right!]

Kerry show irks 9/11 families
			Posted by ninonitti On 07/13/2004 5:08:45 AM CDT with 33 comments Boston Herald | Tuesday, July 13, 2004 | By David R. Guarino Read Guarino's Road to Boston Blog Sen. John F. Kerry [related, bio] upset some families of 9/11 victims yesterday when he arrived - late - to a private memorial dedication in a sirened motorcade and glad-handed as though he were on the campaign trail. The senator, in Boston for the day, hopped in his motorcade at the Four Seasons, drove around the Boston Public Garden and arrived at the memorial with his sizable entourage in tow. Press were kept away but several family members, speaking privately, said they were miffed that Kerry arrived after most other pols - such as...

[Arrowhead1952]

Newt Gingrich calling the rat's foreign policy bluff ping.

[DoughtyOne]

Oh come on, you know the democrats have Jimma and Maddie waiting in the wings. Who knows, perhaps they'll call in Clarke to set things straight.

Michael Moore will be Secretary of Dense. Hillary will finally give up, withdraw from the Senate and be appointed as Ambassador to Transylvania.

Bill Clinton will spend time in the Lincoln Bedroom during the nocturn whipping out his extern for an intern.

Everything will be hoakie dorie.

;)

[PGalt]

Thanks for the briefing.

[TomGuy]

If more conservatives/Republicans would start calling the Dems on their lies and not let them slide off the hook, more and more the empty Kerry will show through.

E. D. Hill on Fox and Friends did that to one of Kerry's mouthpieces about 2 months ago. He was saying the standard Kerry-ism -- "Kerry has a plan, but George Bush is..." At that point E. D. interrupted and asked for details of 'the plan.' Mouthpiece tried to sidestep and get back on the talkingpoints. E. D. interrupted him again and asked for specifics of the plan. The guy had none. E. D. kind of snickered as the guy sat there squirming.

Too many times the Dems' lies are allowed to slip right through without any counter. Watch the tapes of Sens. Roberts and Rockerfeller the last few days. Roberts only made pathetically weak responses to Rockerfeller's politicizing of the Senate Intelligence report.

[risk]

Kerry's plan for the DPRK: more Maddy.

[OXENinFLA]

10 U.S. Stealth Fighters Deployed to Korea for Training

Who says we aren't putting pressure on the "little psycho"???