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By Bronwyn's Harbor on July 21, 2009 at 12:45 AM in NQR Live Chat, NoQuarter Radio, Nocturnal Warrior
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Tonight we’ll play catch up on the Nocturnal Warrior Show. We’ll revisit the issue of the resume President and discuss why having a good resume, doesn’t mean you can do the job. We’ll discuss the administration’s attempts to hide Hillary, give Walter Cronkite more due than Michael Jackson and try and figure out where the space program should go next. So join the Warrior, Puma Pam and Jay tonight.
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India has now joined the list of U.S. allies receiving shabby treatment from the Obama administration. Actually, the shabby treatment arguably has been ongoing — despite their globe-trotting, neither President Obama nor Secretary of State Clinton bothered to visit our giant and increasingly important ally in the sub-continent during the first six months of the administration.
Now, Clinton has finally visited India, but the government probably wishes she had stayed home. For Clinton used the visit to attempt to pressure India to accept binding limits on carbon emissions. Clinton made this effort despite the fact that (1) India’s carbon emissions are among the lowest in the world on a per capita basis and (2) its economy has been been wracked by the global financial crisis.
India flatly rejected Clinton’s overture, as it well it should have.
Abe Greenwald points out, that this latest instance of U.S. “meddling” illustrates the major shortcomings of Obama’s foreign policy: (1) the administration takes our allies for granted, (2) it confuses its “gift of the gab” with an ability to persuade nations to act against their interests, and (3) it is simply arrogant.
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(1) the administration takes Americans for granted, (2) it confuses its “gift of the gab” with an ability to govern, and (3) it is simply arrogant. (and tone deaf)