plus there's who wins the

artappraiser — Wed, 19 Apr 2017 12:38:55 +0000

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plus there's who wins the South Korean election after the impeachment & indictment of their president:

By The New York Times Editorial Board, April 19, 2017:

[....] With three weeks to go to the May 9 election, the campaign has shaped into a two-way race. Moon Jae-in, a 64-year-old human rights lawyer of the leftist Democratic Party, which holds the most seats in Parliament, was initially thought to be a shoo-in to succeed Ms. Park. But Ahn Cheol-soo, 55, a former physician who made a fortune in software, has surged in the polls, in part because many voters appear to believe he is better suited to deal with the North Korean threat [.....]

I've read around on this mess

artappraiser — Wed, 19 Apr 2017 11:20:59 +0000

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I've read around on this mess (there's a Google News heading for it under the "World" category right now: USS Carl Vinson) and I think this is comparatively a very good piece.

As to your question Or a brazen lie, consensus now seems to be what this WaPo article sez:

While officials are eager to signal a break from previous U.S. policy, their strategy appears to be a continuation of the Obama administration’s attempt to use international economic and diplomatic pressure to force results in Pyongyang.

Although they may be beefing up working with China and Japan, see what Pence was just saying in Japan.

Possibly the latter is McMasters' strategy? Especially as Xi and Abe are Trump's new best buds from Mar-a-Lago?

P.S. Should Trump put foot in mouth with China, there's also secret weapon Ivanka the blond goddess

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