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0 warfare. >> why do you think the seeming confidence from the white house that this is actually the work of the assad government and it would also push back on your notion that this is not the time and place for the u.s. to intervene, richard haas, who also is a council -- at the council on foreign relations says that this is -- that the use of chemical weapons, i mean we've talked about red lines, but does mark a -- there is a reason for the u.s. to get involved in the western powers to get involved. he writes the reasons for a strong response transcends syria. it will be a very different 21...

Carter went through with his promise to boycott. american athletes did not participate in the summer olympic games and the soviets boycotted the summer games in l.a. the cold war is is over. when russia announced itself anti-gay law, applied during the games during this summer, winter, rather, gay rights and human rights activists turned their focus to protesting the 2014 olympics in russia. the law, by the way, allows for the finding and detaining of anyone deemed to, i don't know what this means, to promote homosexuality to children under the age of 18. is boycotting the games the solution? ...

Seefout union withdrew its troops from afghanistan. carter went through with his promise to boycott. american athletes did not participate in the summer olympic games and the soviets boycotted the summer games in l.a. the cold war is is over. when russia announced itself anti-gay law, applied during the games during this summer, winter, rather, gay rights and human rights activists turned their focus to protesting the 2014 olympics in russia. the law, by the way, allows for the finding and detaining of anyone deemed to, i don't know what this means, to promote h o homosexuality to children und...

0 in all fairness to him, he's done what she hadn't yet done. that's the fact. >> it's true. look at her luck in a way. she left the secretary of stateship before she had to deal with questions like edward snowden's passport or the crisis in egypt. now it really can be about her and about her candidacy. >> the "new york times," amy, now has a reporter, a desk editor whose entire job at "the new york times" cillizza back to you, your competition is in the "new york times," there's an editor, this woman has been assigned the job of hillary editor. that's how close it's gotten. >> look, chris, pe...

0 she's in the pfeiffer's seat. >> people are either positioning themselves already for a role in her government or acting to lock in pentagons they have with either her or the few people she would give authority to hire for her. why does it feel like the train has already left the station? what does this mean for the other side? if the republicans are also looking for jobs in 2016 and need to win to get those jobs, if they see her on the move already, does that mean they're more likely to push a candidate with a good chance of boxing her out in the center? in other words, new jersey governor ...