Ex-Clinton official may go to North Korea:

Reuters ^ | August 8, 2006 | Reuters

[greyfoxx39]

SEOUL (Reuters) - A former U.S. cabinet member who has held discussions with North Korean officials in the past over the North's nuclear ambitions may be planning a fresh trip to Pyongyang, Yonhap news agency reported on Tuesday.

Richardson had been in discussions with the North Korean mission to the United Nations in New York about the visit, Yonhap cited the source as saying.

Richardson was unlikely to travel as an official U.S. envoy, the source said, but added that he had acted as a conduit for the Bush administration before.

[greyfoxx39]

Surely, you people don't want the government telling you where you can travel and who you can see. What's with these calls for such controls on the actions of richardson.

You betcha I want controls on someone who is acting as a quasi-representative of our national government. This fat fake is planning on becoming prez of the US...you think his negative remarks on the Bush administration's policies need to be underscored by a visit to that madman lil kim? And, who knows what kind of under the table deals he is making?

[CougarGA7]

Can we leave him there?

[Polyxene]

I keep hearing about the "Imperial Presidency".

It's not the "Imperial Presidency" we have to worry about, it is traitorous Bubba-butt-boys like this fat piece of excrement that we have to worry about. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but it does make one wonder if there really is a "shadow government" out there working against President Bush.

[TYVets]

Because he has aspirations to be President.

Richardson thinks he is another Jimmy Carter.

[Peach]

Gag alert. As soon as I saw your ping and the headline, I knew it would be the loathsome Richardson. One would think the administration would learn after sending Joe Wilson on a task that using former Clintonistas doesn't work well, but alas, we'll be treated to another spectacle ala Richardson in the near future, I'm sure.

[dfwgator]

He can stay there.

[Calpernia]

Like this?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1679809/posts?page=39#39

[ClaireSolt]

I think your privileges should be revoked until you regain your sanity. You cannot restrict someone's liberty by branding him a quasi-representative, whatever that means. Go to your room.

[greyfoxx39]

I think your privileges should be revoked until you regain your sanity.

I get a kick out of your double-think....restrict MY privileges, but don't put restrictions on someone who is clearly working AGAINST our elected government's policies in a foreign country!

I see from your home page that you have an anti-government axe to grind. I Ignored politics until it was forced on me by a police raid directed by the secret service and accompanied by TV cameras. Sued the City of Omaha for violations of the Bill of Rights and won a jury verdict in Federal court.

I "feel your pain" but I doubt very much yours is the prevailing opinion on this particular subject. In any case, I will hold my breath pending my privileges being yanked. ;)

[evets]

So ronery.

[greyfoxx39]

ROTFL

[KenmcG414]

Sounds like another Joe Wilson visit. Bush should make it clear this RAT does not speak for the nation. Fatso was involved in the Clinton fiasco when we gave them nuclear technology as long as they promised to be good boys.

[Lancey Howard]

Why is the governor of New Mexico involved with anything BUT New Mexico???

Follow the money. You can BET there's dirty money involved.

[michigander]

Aren't there any rules about this type of thing?

Logan Act

[greyfoxx39]

Thanks for posting this info.

[michigander]

As a side note, no one has ever been convicted of violating the Logan act.

[Mo1]

Who from the UN asked him to go??

BTW .. I didn't know he also went in this past October

[reagan_fanatic]

[Txsleuth]

We know it wasn't Bolton...

Richardson is part of the PROBLEM, not the solution.

[Peach]

I didn't know he went in October either. We have GOT to stop asking former Clintonistas to "help" us.