[Powerbook]

So the House Foreign Affairs Committee decided not to bow down to Turkish drama and threatening. I thought after some things the Bush administration got somewhat right (Darfur in Sudan and the military dictatorship in Burma), they would support that. But instead the White House promised the Turkish ambassador to work against a wider resolution.

-> Hoyer: Dems 'revisiting positions' on 'genocide' resolution - CNN.com
-> Pelosi says she'll press on with Armenian 'genocide' resolution - CNN.com

PB.

[Shaddim]

I think they should actively go after each and every person that's responsible for the attempted genocide. Of course, they'd all be over 100, but that's just a technicality.


Why haven't any former presidents tried to do this? Where was Carter or Clinton's bleeding hearts?

Just more political bullsh*t, throw up another idiotic heart-tugging resolution before an election, knowing full well that it will get struck down due to common sense.

[subego]

The Democrats can't even **** things up properly.