Obama Reveals National Security Team Today - Have This Many Women Ever Been Appointed To Serve In National Security?
The big star tomorrow will be the new Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. 
Sistas in the White House Watch continues - Dr. Susan Rice is named Ambassador to the United Nations.
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I feel sick about the Clinton's manipulating things and I hope it all works out in the end. Susan Rice should've SoS she's far more qualified and loyal that Billary!
@Acts of Faith -
I agree on Rice, but Hillary had to get something or we would have never heard the end of it. I'm trying to wrap my head around the bigger picture for Obama's sake.
Agree about Rice's experience and intelligence. She would have been a solid choice for SoS. She's very highly regarded in foreign policy circles. Hopefully she will be able to soothe over some bad sores that have been festering in the international community over the past 8 years.
My head goes all over the place when it comes to Clinton, for the most part I'm indifferent when it comes to her. The thing that disturbs me the most about her is that she could never admit she made a mistake about the war.
Those "never say I'm wrong" types start heading down a road and once they are given new information continue down that path even if its the wrong direction.
Dr. Rice looks like someone you don't really wanna play with. I've read up on her so I'd say she's well qualified.
Until futher notice, Hilary get's the side eye. I'm still not sure about her yet.
@Ms Independent -
I'm with you. I'm gonna need Dr. Rice to smile a little bit, she's scaring me with the poker face. LOL! on the "side eye."
Whyyyy, Whhhyyyyy???
-about Bilary, cuz that's what we're getting.
I think this choice had to be a sleep on it from Obama, because it took them a minute to actually be confirm her as SOS and everyone else on O-Team was made public right away. Just hoping O didn't get bullied into it and I know he's watching her and his back to a point.
With Hillary will it be the same thing of no dimplomacy but bombs and bullying instead as it has been of the past?
Will the USA have the courage to reach out to Africa and no longer further isolate the continent?
What about Haiti? Will they have the courage to stand up to the current regime?
Will they end the embargo against Cuba and seek real dimplomacy with a comunist country?
Will they continue to let Isreal continue to black mail the USA and continue chaos in the Middle East?
There isn't much that can be done in four years but fours years makes a good start. Anything is possible if we really want real change.
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