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GOP 2016 contender John Bolton touts foreign policy expertise on Isis and Iran
Source: The Guardian
GOP 2016 contender John Bolton touts foreign policy expertise on Isis and Iran
John Bolton, ex-Bush administration ambassador to UN, warns of Isis infiltration
into US and says Iran could lead ‘nuclear holocaust’ against Israel
Sabrina Siddiqui in Greenville, South Carolina
Sunday 10 May 2015 17.36 BST
As Republicans plot to retake the White House in 2016, a crowded and diverse field of contenders is vying for the party’s nomination. Among declared and as-yet undeclared hopefuls are three US senators, two former presidential candidates, a handful of governors, a former Silicon Valley CEO and a retired neurosurgeon.
A former ambassador to the United Nations may soon add his name to the list of candidates, citing a lack of experience among rivals on what many Republicans believe will be one of the defining issues of the next election: foreign policy.
John Bolton, who served in the administration of George W Bush, descended upon the South Carolina Freedom Summit on Saturday to test the waters for a 2016 presidential bid. His message: under Barack Obama, a terrorist attack is imminent.
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John Bolton, ex-Bush administration ambassador to UN, warns of Isis infiltration
into US and says Iran could lead ‘nuclear holocaust’ against Israel
Sabrina Siddiqui in Greenville, South Carolina
Sunday 10 May 2015 17.36 BST
As Republicans plot to retake the White House in 2016, a crowded and diverse field of contenders is vying for the party’s nomination. Among declared and as-yet undeclared hopefuls are three US senators, two former presidential candidates, a handful of governors, a former Silicon Valley CEO and a retired neurosurgeon.
A former ambassador to the United Nations may soon add his name to the list of candidates, citing a lack of experience among rivals on what many Republicans believe will be one of the defining issues of the next election: foreign policy.
John Bolton, who served in the administration of George W Bush, descended upon the South Carolina Freedom Summit on Saturday to test the waters for a 2016 presidential bid. His message: under Barack Obama, a terrorist attack is imminent.
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Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/may/10/john-bolton-2016-republican-foreign-policy-hillary-clinton
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If, by some chance, he made it to the White House, we would have nothing but war, war, endless war. No thanks.
