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Good anecdote.

PeraclesPlease — Mon, 01 Jul 2019 05:00:29 +0000

In reply to Booker would be excellent as

Good anecdote.

Booker would be excellent as

CVille Dem — Mon, 01 Jul 2019 00:11:33 +0000

In reply to Why Is Booker Parroting Trump On Iran?

Booker would be excellent as HUD Secretary, but he is not presidential material. I was on a long drive during the Barr hearings, and Booker’s questions were all about getting Barr to agree to have a Blue Ribbon Commission on race. Booker did all the talking, and did not ask one single substantive question about what mattered, such as Barr’s obvious bias toward Executive Power.

Sure, Barr was going to be approved anyway, but Booker’s filibuster-style questions wasted everyone’s time. Barr eventually gave his typical ‘non-answer answer’ to the one-track-mind questions.

I can’t help but see him in this light every time he speaks.

thanks for pointing the topic

artappraiser — Sat, 29 Jun 2019 20:35:25 +0000

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thanks for pointing the topic out, it's a good question Costello @ Lobe is asking and I wasn't aware it happened. But subsequently, I found that there is plenty of coverage, it's not like it's being ignored.Some other links,

IRAN FACE-OFF AT FIRST DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE

When NBC's moderators asked the candidates who would rejoin the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), all of them raised their hands except for Sen. Booker.

By Omri Nahmias @ Jerusalem Post. JUNE 28, 2019

Why some Democrats criticized Obama’s Iran nuclear deal

It was a stunning moment.

By Alex Ward @ Vox.com, June 26

Analysis: Why Cory Booker’s answer on the Iran deal was so troubling

The New Jersey senator was the only candidate on stage who said he wouldn't rejoin the 2015 nuclear deal

By D. Parvaz @ ThinkProgress.org, June 27

Cory Booker Says He Won’t Necessarily Rejoin Obama’s Iran Deal

The senator from New Jersey said he would try to craft a new agreement to address international concerns over the Islamic Republic’s nuclear capability.

By Akbar Shahid Amed @ HuffPost.com, June 26