That’s an interesting view you share with Clinton.
The rest of the world disagreed, and called it what it was, which was a US-backed military coup.
That’s an interesting view you share with Clinton.
According to wikipedia, the State Department condemned the removal of Zelaya from office.
The rest of the world disagreed, and called it what it was, which was a US-backed military coup.
According to the same link, the US government condemned it and started shutting down aid. The Law Library of Congress released an opinion stating that the removal of Zelaya was in accordance with the Honduran Constitution (with the exception of deporting Zelaya). You can find the opinion
here. Also, don't go down this path of telling me what my opinions should be based on what the rest of the world thinks; this is a dangerous path.