New Bipartsan Foreign Policy Group Forms /(with many old faces)Sigh...

[KoKo]

July 26, 2005 Steve Clemons, The Washington Note.
A Return of Bipartisanship in Foreign Policy? Well. . .At Least a New Beginning

What do Howard Baker, Sandy Berger, Zbigniew Brzezinksi, Warren Christopher, John Danforth, Lawrence Eagleburger, Lee Hamilton, Gary Hart, Rita Hauser, Carla Hills, Richard Holbrooke, Nancy Kassebaum Baker, Thomas Kean, Anthony Lake, Robert McFarlane, Donald McHenry, William Perry, Thomas Pickering, Warren Rudman, Theodore Sorensen, and John Whitehead HAVE IN COMMON?

Well, they all agree with TWN that it is possible to put forward a bipartisan national security foreign policy that is not just a lowest common denominator approach.

And they are Advisory Board Members of the nearly newly-launched Partnership for a Secure America that breaks open the champagne next Wednesday, August 3rd.

PSA has been co-founded by Democratic national security staffer and former candidate for Congress Jamie Metzl and long-term Chief of Staff for Senator Richard Lugar Chip Andreae.

http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/

[KoKo]

1. Kick.....maybe this is a "Good Thing?" Maybe Not..

:shrug:

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2. I trust Hart, Rudman and William Perry the most in that group.

I give benefit of the doubt to Berger, Christopher, and Holbrooke.

[KoKo]

3. Yes...Har and Rudman...I don't know Perry...

Maybe it will work...but don't we need some NEW Faces? After all these folks have been around through the Cold War, FGS! Now, putting PNAC'ers on there would be worse, but still. America has many new voices...why can't we hear them? :shrug: