Is Bush a "liberal" for negotiating with the enemy N. Korea?

Question

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I guess you can teach an old hawk new tricks.

Answer 1

Please! Negotiating is not a liberal or conservative tact.

Even when the US and Iran are posturing publicly there are people in the state department who are actively negotiating.

If people do not at least try to resolve their differences by talking they are not acting in the best interest of anyone.

Answer 2

Thats' choose liberals choose. In some years solid previous Kim Jong will prepare dinner up yet another scheme and individuals will choose to take him out. however the lace pantie human beings (a number of whom are women, usually spineless adult adult males) will positioned up a fuss approximately intereference and so on and the West will purchase him off as quickly as greater. prepare for greater of a similar in Iran or the different place that hates the u . s ..

Answer 3

Yes, send Madaline Halfbrite to champagne toast the dog-eating dictator.

Answer 4

No he is a republican. He has said all along that he does the diplomatic route first. If liberals took the time to listen to what he actually says and not what their liberal media tells them he says, they would know this for themselves.

Answer 5

No, republicans have always strengthened our enemies. Like Reagan armed both Iran and Saddam in the 80s.

Answer 6

Do libs complain about everything? What pisses these people off more, negotiating or going to war?

Answer 7

What do you want him to do, nuke them?
He's not being liberal, he's being smart. For once.

Answer 8

If so, then he's on your side.