Albright says Bush's foreign policy is `a mess'

AP via WREG Memphis ^ | 09/27/2006 | None Cited

[God luvs America]

"Albright said Bush should have relied on Clinton as a negotiator in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and with North Korea."

sure...we relied on clinton appointee George Tenet to lead the CIA.....how'd that workout madman Albright???

[Zuben Elgenubi]

Hey Halfbright! Just what IS an Ethnic Albanian, you puke?

[nopardons]

bttt

[longtermmemmory]

the pictoral results of Albrights "vision"

http://www.savekosovo.org

Moslems systematically destroying churches and demanding the formation of a new state out of whole cloth.

[RobRoy]

And in other news, Simmons says Bart is a brown noser.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Dearest Maddie,

Your administration did so well with the Israeli/Pali conflict that under your dibarred, impeached Presidents watch, the second intifada began.

Piss off

EQ

[gunnedah]

She is the same Halbright that warned Bin Laden before we bombed where he was supposed to be.

[antiRepublicrat]

I propose we just arrange a mud wrestling tournament between Albright and Helen Thomas and work all these little squabbles out.

I say we solve it by position, secretaries of state. She can either wrestle Powell or do the 100 meter with Rice.

[bert]

Fat Maddie doesn't know the difference between her butt and a MOAB crater.

[johnny7]

From “Clinton's Path Of Least Resistance” posted earlier today:

“The Joint Chiefs of Staff had compiled thick binders of bin Laden and Taliban targets in Afghanistan as well as key Taliban buildings in Kabul and Kandahar, complete with satellite photographs and GPS bomb coordinates. Clarke said: "Let's blow them up." Clarke heard only objections, with Albright bleating, "Bombing Muslims would not be helpful at this time."”

[Brimack34]

She in Hilary lied us into war and we are still there 8 years later. She ate and drank with a Dictator while outside people starved to death. Keep talking the alternative media is writing the truth about you.

[God luvs America]

I'll drink to that:

There was resounding applause after madman Albright's speech...

[JmyBryan]

Do these guys ever shut up?

[bdfromlv]

not to mention the current peace in palestine. and nuc's in North Korea

[True Republican Patriot]

Ahhhh, the MOAB Crater is smaller and alot better looking!!

[Max7]

It never ceases to amaze me the inflated egos of these politicos - especially the ones who no longer have the power they once did.

Whatever happened to the good ol' days when when-they-are-gone-they're-gone? Their time is OVER. Albright ought to go be with whatever grandchildren she has, if she has any, or take a nice long cruise to Timbuktu, or take up weaving, or JUST GO AWAY!

It reminds me of the "news interview-speech" given by The Clintons after Clinton was OUT as President. There he was, having glued himself to the local media, saying over and over "Well, we did it. We did it........." to the cameras while PRESIDENT BUSH was taking the Oath of Office. Clinton, never satisfied to show humility or class and showing what a buttinski he really is; always sucking up the camera. And Albright? Somebody put a sock in that broad's mouth. OK?

[Horkster]

"Maybe she thinks we aren't surrendering fast enough."

That would be a great slogan for the Republicans to use in the November elections: "My opponent apparently believes we are not surrendering fast enough..."

I wonder if any of them would have the guts to use it?

[pollyannaish]

Could this woman be any more irritating?



Wait. She could be Jimmy Carter. Never mind.

[Leisler]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madeleine_Albright

She did not take action against the genocide in Rwanda. "It was a very very very difficult time, the situation was so unclear. You know in retrospect it all looks very clear" - Madeleine Albright in the PBS Documentary "Ghosts of Rwanda"

Asked by Stahl with regards to effect of sanctions against Iraq: "We have heard that half a million children have died. I mean, that's more children than died in Hiroshima. And, you know, is the price worth it?"

Albright replied: "I think this is a very hard choice, but the price -- we think the price is worth it."