Jan 8, 2008 ... ... about the irony of a pro-American president, Nikolas Sarkozy. "It shows if you  live long enough, anything can happen," quipped McCain. But Democrats aren't  laughing along. For some Democratic voters interviewed on the streets of New  Hampshire, the need to change America's image in the world is the ...
Nov 7, 2016 ... In Wright's view, these three beliefs, if translated into policy in a Trump  administration, could do away with the liberal international order that the United  States helped design after World War II and has led ever since. Hillary Clinton, by  contrast, is a more conventional U.S. presidential candidate committed to ...
Jun 25, 2016 ... The decision has rattled the world, and even the pro-Brexit British voters seemed  stunned. “I'm a bit shocked to be honest,” one Leave voter told the BBC. “I'm  shocked that we actually have voted to Leave, I didn't think that was going to  happen.” Sure, there is a lot of hype now, but, in the long run: What ...
Nov 28, 2016 ... First of all, we live in a country that respects free speech. Second of all, it looks  like maybe he might have served in our military, and we've got to respect that.  Third of all, he was elderly, and we've got to respect our elders. . . . Now, I want  you to pay attention. Because if we don't, if we lose focus, we could ...
The U.S. president talks through his hardest decisions about America's role in the  world. ... “When you have a professional army,” he once told me, “that is well  armed and sponsored by two large states”—Iran and Russia—“who have huge  stakes in this, ..... But on the other hand, “if we don't set the agenda, it doesn't  happen.
We now have a pro-American president in France, which shows if you live long enough, anything can happen in this world.