[lowbuck]

From a former State Department critter. He posts about once or twice a week and gives a very balanced, and often "inside" look at the realities of how our foreign policy is made and executed.

You may want to bookmark his site for continued reading.

Enjoy

[Vendome]

Good read

[LibWhacker]

You may want to bookmark his site for continued reading.

Yes! Thanks for posting.

[SunTzuWu]

Bookmark.

[Sir Napsalot]

Oh, good. I didn’t know The Diplomad is back active again, as version 2. I used to read his original The Diplomad blog.

Thank you..

[exDemMom]

Good article, thanks for posting.

Looking at the disasters our foreign policy has created all over the world, notably under the “leadership” of Clinton, it is difficult to understand why anyone would *not* want to drastically reform the State Department. Obama’s administration left us in a horrible place, foreign policy wise.

[Liz]

Mueller and the corrupt FBI crowd see Russian agents behind every Republican filing cabinet.

But they are sickeningly apathetic about Obama, Hillary and Bill Clinton’s policies, decisions, and actions that gave aid and comfort to Russia.

Obama and Hillary’s major flopola——the much-mocked “Russian reset button”-—— established the tone for Obama and the Clintons’ coziness with the Kremlin.

BACKSTORY On March 6, 2009, during a trip to Geneva, she presented Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov a small, red button. Halfrican Obama, and Secy Hillary thought it was emblazoned with the Russian word for “reset.” The button actually read “overload.” Nonetheless, Clinton and Lavrov jointly pressed the symbolic button. And a new era in U.S.–Russian relations erupted.

AFTERMATH-—While visiting Moscow on March 24, 2010, Secy Hillary explained the Reset Button’s purpose:
“Our goal (meaning Obama and the State Dept) is to help strengthen Russia.”

[sparklite2]

Obama/Clinton foreign affairs team, “there is no foreign policy coming from the White House, except a default position of apology, appeasement, and accommodation.

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Trump is refocusing the State Department into representing the US to other countries, instead of representing other countries to the US. It is a refreshing change.

[Pajamajan]

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