John Kerry

April 18, 2013 — Steven Hayward

Spindletime: Obama’s Lame Duckface, and Other Follies

Featured image It’s been another terrible, no good, very bad week for the left, and it isn’t over yet.  We could still get another Democrat or trade union running for cover over the disaster that is the unfolding of Obamacare.  We certainly haven’t seen the last of the left’s bitter clingers complaining about the four Democratic Senators who extended their own right of self-preservation to the rest of us by voting down »
March 21, 2013 — Scott Johnson

Tom Lipscomb: “How do you know they’ll print it?”

Featured image Investigative reporter/editor Tom Lipscomb is a Senior Fellow at the Annenberg Center for the Digital Future (USC) and the founder of Times Books. He broke stories on questions about the military records of both John Kerry and George W. Bush in the 2004 election in the Chicago Sun-Times and the New York Sun. Tom argues that the media’s allegiance to the Democratic Party is suppressing news: In one of the »
March 8, 2013 — Scott Johnson

Samira Ibrahim speaks

Featured image This afternoon Michelle Obama and John Kerry were scheduled to present the International Women of Courage Award to Samira Ibrahim and nine other women who have shown leadership in advocating for women’s rights around the world. Ibrahim was included in recognition of her battle against the Egyptian army’s infamous “virginity tests.” Ibrahim was in Washington for the award ceremony today. Writing at the Weekly Standard on Wednesday, Samuel Tadros performed »
February 1, 2013 — Scott Johnson

Kerry me back, once more once

Featured image As Paul noted earlier this week, the Senate confirmed John Kerry as Secretary of State Today by a vote of 94-3. Many have noted the record of Kerry’s opinions in American foreign policy is distinguished by its devotion to mischief, error and misjudgment. To take only one small example, Jay Nordlinger documented Kerry’s wayward ways on Latin America in the 2004 National Review article “Back in Sandinista days…,” kindly made »
January 30, 2013 — Paul Mirengoff

Kudos to Senators Cornyn, Cruz, and Inhofe

Featured image Yesterday, the Senate confirmed John Kerry as Secretary of State. The vote was 94-3. Kerry’s confirmation was never in doubt. Unlike Susan Rice, Kerry did not recently exhibit willful disregard for the truth on a matter of deep public conern (the Benghazi killings), although he did slander the U.S. military four decades ago in connection with the war in Vietnam. And unlike Chuck Hagel, Kerry’s stated views on foreign policy »