China reaffirms support for 6-party talks on N. Korea

The Washington Times ^ | October 8th, 2004 | Joseph Curl

[CT CONSERVATIVE]

Chinese President Hu Jintao yesterday reiterated his commitment to six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear weapons program in a call from President Bush about the stalled negotiations involving the two Koreas, the United States, Russia, China and Japan, White House spokesman Scott McClellan said.

[CT CONSERVATIVE]

One by one, Kerry's claims and proposals on diplomacy sink by the wayside as the countries he claims to be able to work so well with, deny his proposals. (Hat Tip to Betsy)

[EQAndyBuzz]

Everyone is starting to believe that Kerry is going to lose and are hedging their bets. They are basically telling the Bush administration in not so many words that once he wins, they will begin to come back into the fold.

Between oil for food, hiding WMD, Sudan, NK, Iran and Syria, there is going to be a big dish of revenge that will be served at a very cold temperature should Bush win. We are talking billion of dollars that no one wants to lose.

It is now up to Bush to bury Kerry. Tonight is his last chance before the October suprise and potential terorist activity to show the world who John Kerry really is. Question is, will the moderator throw Bush enough softballs?

[edchambers]

I'd like to think it's up to the audience on this one but I here the questions have been pre screened.Cheney answered tough questions in a clear and authoritive way if Bush can manage this we'll have a winner.