Citizens for Term Limits

Stop the Presses!!!

It’s an all-time first!!!
Rense Johnson agrees with Hillary Clinton.

by Rense Johnson, Chairman, Citizens for Term Limits

For whatever reasons of her own, Hillary says President Bush should boycott the Chinese Olympics.

I agree with her.

I have no idea why Hillary takes the position she does, but I believe the Chinese are trying to make nice now because they see the Olympics as a status symbol giving them (likely unearned) international stature.

As soon as the games over, I believe we will see their fangs and their claws. The U. S. will be tested over Taiwan and forced to make a choice between our support for that small nation and mainland China of over a billion people. (See previous articles here about China.)

I can think of several instances where Bush’s failure to act in a timely fashion has had unfortunate consequences. This could well be another.

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