[fso301]

Say what you want about the mutants in the Obama administration, but there is absolutely no reason for a U.S. citizen -- especially a member of an incoming administration -- to be working with foreign governments to undermine a U.S. vote at the United Nations.

So you believe the incoming team should wait for inauguration day to start picking up the phones and introducing themselves to world leaders?

[Alberta's Child]

So you believe the incoming team should wait for inauguration day to start picking up the phones and introducing themselves to world leaders?

No. But I do believe that the incoming team has no business serving as errand-boys for foreign nations that are opposed to what our duly-elected government leaders are doing.

[Alberta's Child]

In the days leading up to the Dec. 23, 2016, vote, Israel had reached out to the Trump team to do what it could to slow down the resolution ...

If a foreign country has a problem with the way the U.S. government is treating them in an international body like the United Nations, the proper venue to address this is through our U.N. ambassador, or the White House.