That was a sore point with me for a long time. As someone who can speak Russian, I was stunned at the stupid mistake. You mean to tell me that with all the resources the United States has, we couldn't get a Russian native speaker (or even someone fluent in the language) to say "wait a moment, that doesn't say 'reset' like you want, it says 'blow up'." Maybe it was on purpose. Because we certainly didn't reset relations with Russia since the Obama administration came to town, we destroyed them.
Yeah, because being the warm and cuddly teddy bear that he is, Putin couldn't possibly have had anything to do with it. Do you remember what the recent Republican presidential candidates' positions were on Russia when they were running against Obama? I'm sure it would have gone over so much better with either McCain or Romney.
Speaking of the Clintons and their unsavory connections, what about the guy O'hammed nominated for the supreme court? Merrick Garland. He joined the "Clinton administration as deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's criminal division. A year later, Deputy Attorney General Jamie Gorelick, the department's second in command, asked Garland to be her principal deputy. She said she chose him because he had "the perfect background,"" Yes, the infamous Jamie Gorelick, who seemingly was a part of almost every scandal and shenanigan of the Clinton admin, for some reason chose him to be her second in command. This alone should be enough to disqualify anyone.
Impossible to say. Only thing we can be sure of is that relations with Russia now are worse than they've been since the cold war.
at one time when asked, Obama said the three greatest threats to the world today are Ebola, Isil and Russia.
He also said "The 80s called they want their foreign policy back" trying to burn Romney when he said Russsia was our greatest geopolitical foe, this was right before Putin stuck it in him.......
Gorelick works at a fancy Washington law firm now and specializes in CIFIUS, which is legalese for getting the government to greenlight takeovers that have national security implications. You can't make this stuff up.