The American Spectator

Special Report

A Negotiator Without Preconditions

By James P. Lucier on 9.3.08 @ 12:08AM

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Sarah Palin probably would not have told top Israeli officials, as reported in the Israeli press, that Israel would just have to learn to live with a nuclear-armed Iran.

Sarah Palin probably would not have assumed that the answer to failed diplomatic negotiations with Iran was more diplomatic negotiations with Iran.

The word "probably" must be used because we can only speculate on the basis of her barracuda-like instincts.

But there is one thing of which we can be sure: If Sarah Palin had been in the Senate in 1973, she would not have been one of the five Senators opposing the Alaska Pipeline Bill.

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Foreign Policy, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Sarah Palin, Business, Environment, Constitution, Iraq, Iran, Israel, NATO, Energy, Alaska, Oil