Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice?

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Posted by Trancer-X on Jan-18-2005 07:40:

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In 1981, Rice came to Stanford as a fellow in the arms control and disarmament program. She was a professor in the university's political science department and a Hoover Institution national fellow from 1985 to 1986. As a Hoover fellow, Rice went to Washington, D.C., to work on nuclear strategic planning at the Joint Chiefs of Staff as part of a Council on Foreign Relations fellowship. She returned to Stanford when the fellowship ended, but found herself back in Washington in 1989 as director of Soviet and East European affairs with the National Security Council. She also was appointed special assistant to the president for national security affairs and senior director for Soviet affairs at the National Security Council under President George Bush. In those roles, she helped bring democratic reforms to Poland, and played a vital role in crafting many of the Bush administration's policies with the former Soviet Union.

http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc...ID=1P1:79486219

Posted by TheVrk on Jan-18-2005 17:26:

if ur republican, great choice - another hardliner/puppet

anyone know that her life GOAL is to be NFL commissioner?
thought it'd interest some of ya

Posted by Shakka on Jan-18-2005 17:39:

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Originally posted by TheVrk
anyone know that her life GOAL is to be NFL commissioner?
thought it'd interest some of ya

Yup--a pretty interesting aspiration. Probably speaks more about her collegiate/athletic upbringing than anything. Cool nonetheless--who wouldn't want to work for the NFL? Particularly when compared to the thankless job she's already doing!

Posted by zig on Jan-19-2005 03:58:

There were reports today that she wants to repair some of the political damage caused by the war in Iraq...especially with europe..and the world i guess...i think she was quoted as saying "the time for debate is now" referring to iraq but also referring to europe...her lines of diplomacy seem to be more open to discussion..she got good press here in europe today..it was diplomatic language(which is shrouded in the mystries of...diplomatic language)but the spin from most media i read today was positive..and they hope it might be a turning point.....the jury is out but hopefully a breath of fresh air for everybody....

Posted by igottaknow on Jan-20-2005 05:18:

Condi the real story clicky here

Posted by wolverine16 on Jan-20-2005 05:44:

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Originally posted by igottaknow
Condi the real story clicky here

Also watch "councilman throwing metal" while you're there. That guy has good aim.

Posted by MisterOpus1 on Jan-20-2005 16:59:

Outgoing Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage:

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I'm disappointed that Iraq hasn't turned out better. And that we weren't able to move forward more meaningfully in the Middle East peace process."
Then, after a minute's pause, he adds a third regret: "The biggest regret is that we didn't stop 9/11. And then in the wake of 9/11, instead of redoubling what is our traditional export of hope and optimism we exported our fear and our anger. And presented a very intense and angry face to the world. I regret that a lot."

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.a...0,5744,11989861^25377,00.html

Stupid naysayer! Thank God we're getting rid of these reality-based assholes! Bring on the ideologues!!!!!

Posted by Trancer-X on Jan-21-2005 14:55:

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Originally posted by MisterOpus1
Outgoing Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage:

Stupid naysayer! Thank God we're getting rid of these reality-based assholes! Bring on the ideologues!!!!!

Oh, wow! LMAO! Joking aside, though, as it's actually quite sad.

Posted by Trancer-X on Feb-10-2005 20:59:

Some more on Condi:

http://rightweb.irc-online.org/ind/rice/rice.php

Abstract Life Story:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/articl...1367314,00.html

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