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John Kerry

karynnj

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9. That is a very interesting assessment

Reply to Mass (Reply #7)

Tue Dec 18, 2012, 08:02 PM

Dec 2012

To me what is interesting is that if he gets Kerry and Hagel, which seems pretty likely, the national security team alliances will be very very different than the first term. From many accounts, Biden, though extremely influential, was often the odd man out. It would seem that Biden, Kerry and Hagel would be a very strong sub group.

I like the order that he used here: "Kerry-Hagel-Biden doctrine" When Hagel left the Senate, he joined the foreign policy think tank that Kerry is associated with - that is headed by Gary Hart. http://americansecurityproject.org/about/board-of-directors/

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Kate Sheppard of Mother Jones wrote a nice article about Kerry as a climate hawk [View all] karynnj Dec 2012 OP

So would he be more valuable at cilla4progress Dec 2012 #1

Please no! Ed Markey has said he was seriously interested. Mass Dec 2012 #3

It's about time he was recognized for his work for the environment MBS Dec 2012 #2

Yes, it is. I posted this story in GD, but, positive JK articles tend to get ignored there. blm Dec 2012 #4

Oops - I did do, but it sunk very quickly karynnj Dec 2012 #5

Good, because he is getting no love on MSNBC's Alex Wagner show. Mass Dec 2012 #6

I had not seen that yet Mass Dec 2012 #7

That is a very interesting assessment karynnj Dec 2012 #9

Interesting and exciting to. If this in fact will be the President's NST. n/t wisteria Dec 2012 #12

Biden and Kerry together again, and Hagel and Obama were both on the foreign relations committee JI7 Dec 2012 #13

Unfortunately, there seems to be a huge push back on Hagel from some quarters, and Flournoy's name Mass Dec 2012 #14

Awkward formulation indeed Blaukraut Dec 2012 #8

Yes, I wonder if they have nightly calls. wisteria Dec 2012 #11

Imagine me thinking that it was important to get the most qualified people for your cabinet, wisteria Dec 2012 #10