Israeli Ambassador Says Kerry Will Do A Fine Job Getting Peace Negotiations Going
“We really do appreciate his efforts and we admire his stamina,” Oren says.
“We really do appreciate his efforts and we admire his stamina,” Oren says.
As Republicans ramp up pressure over Benghazi scandal, Vice President acknowledges “We have a solemn obligation to do more and more to protect them.”
Secretary of state steers clear of foreign policy implications after Boston bombings.
Secretary of State argues 14 percent cut to spending is just a “readjustment.”
Announced this morning by Secretary of State John Kerry, the U.S. will for the first time give direct nonlethal aid to forces opposing President Bashar Assad.
Out gay Massachusetts State Rep. Carl Sciortino launched his congressional campaign Friday for the House seat currently held by Rep. Ed Markey. Markey still is in the House, though, and his election isn’t until June.
Even the reporters!
“We’ve gone from a Senate that passed DOMA over my objections to one that just welcomed its first openly gay senator,” Kerry said. Sens. Boxer, Feinstein & Wyden joined Kerry in voting against DOMA in 1996.
“It’s the anchorman from Channel 8.”
Look forward to decades of the younger Paul grilling Secretary of State nominees just like his dad did Federal Reserve chairmen.
Kerry said to Republican Senator Ron Johnson “those of us who went to” the Benghazi briefing saw what occurred. Update In a statement Johnson says: “Senator Kerry also asked whether I had attended a specific classified briefing held last year, one that was made available to members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. I became a member of the Committee quite recently, and so was not invited to the briefing offered last year.”
“When I first came to Washington and testified, I obviously was testifying as part a group of people who came here to have their voices heard, and that is, above all, what this place is about.”
Three more months of Barney Frank in public office is a win for everybody. Here’s why.
“I called the governor and said I think I can be a help in reaching a fair solution to some of these issues,” Frank said Friday. The appointment would be temporary, until a special election can be held.
The new Secretary of State could make his mark on Afghanistan and Pakistan. “Kindred spirits,” says the diplomat’s widow.
“I love Massachusetts and our political process, but I am not running for office,” he wrote on Facebook.
The other Kerry is a low-profile staffer at the U.S. Mission to the U.N. “Sometimes I forget that she’s John Kerry’s sister.”
The next Secretary of State is surprisingly candid in his Twitter feed. Some shameless Mitt Romney takedowns.
Sen. John Kerry will be nominated Secretary of State, the White House confirmed Friday; if he’s confirmed, there will be a special election. LGBT advocates back the notion, with one saying it would be “a capstone to a remarkable career in Washington.”
Let’s celebrate John Kerry’s expected nomination as Secretary of State by taking a look back to the early days of Election meme-ing. WARNING: Some of these are pretty bad.
The group that helped sink his 2004 campaign grumbles, quietly. “I was hoping that Ms. Rice would get the nomination,” says a Swiftboater.
“Kerry gets a pass.”
Romney will carry the party’s baggage off stage. “Toxic assets” into the bad bank of Mitt.
“He’ll run into a buzz saw of Vietnam vets,” GOP aide says of potential defense secretary nomination of Sen. John Kerry. Benghazi scandal looms large in Ambassador Rice’s future.
The top CIA job is just one of many administration slots that will change hands over the coming months. Deval Patrick and Tom Daschle in the mix — and Massachusetts contemplates changing its rules.
A robot in Ohio.
Says GOP efforts to politicize deaths of four Americans is a “disgrace.”
“The most telling thing of all, he’s not even contesting the state that he governed.”
It’s the poll no one’s talking about, but maybe we should. (via sfgate.com)