mikmik
Apr 19th 2005, 5:13 pm
This is going to be very controversial discussion, I am sure.
I was so worried incredibley about Bolton's nomination to the UN. As an aside, I am most relieved to see that Republican's are not going to always just give approval to every action and bill put forth by hardliners.
Vote on Bush UN nominee delayed (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4460347.stm)
A Senate committee vote on President George W Bush's nomination of John Bolton to become the next US ambassador to the UN has been further delayed.
The vote is now scheduled to take place in May to allow hearings on new allegations against him.
The decision was made after Republican senator George Voinovich indicated he would side with the Democrats who oppose Mr Bolton's nomination.
I was so worried incredibley about Bolton's nomination to the UN. As an aside, I am most relieved to see that Republican's are not going to always just give approval to every action and bill put forth by hardliners.
Vote on Bush UN nominee delayed (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4460347.stm)
A Senate committee vote on President George W Bush's nomination of John Bolton to become the next US ambassador to the UN has been further delayed.
The vote is now scheduled to take place in May to allow hearings on new allegations against him.
The decision was made after Republican senator George Voinovich indicated he would side with the Democrats who oppose Mr Bolton's nomination.