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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Albright's 'Memo to the President Elect'
"While UN ambassador, I wrote memos to President Clinton when I thought that the normal decision-making process needed a jolt. The papers were returned with Clinton's comments scribbled on the side of the pages; at times, I felt as if I were back in school when I looked to see what the president had to say. Often, I didn't learn much because Clinton's writing is so tricky to decipher. At least he didn't correct misspellings, as Jimmy Carter meticulously did."From Memo to the President Elect, a lively new book from former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
Among her other observations: "America has had limited success when declaring war against nouns -- such as terror, poverty, drugs, disease, or inflation. If we are serious about defeating Al Qaeda, we must be more precise."
More at Powell's Books.
Posted by Mr. Holznagel at 4:35 PM 
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1 Comments:
Nationalist is that the opposite of Globalist ? We have declared war on nationalists our enemy . Is a exstream nationalist a person that loves his country to much . Like the conservative or the liberal . Are you sure these words are not inventions of the educated elite , that allow them to do all the talking without really saying anything meaningful
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