758. Kerry and Cuba
Opening the doors of Cuba is something I have believed in for over
three decades. I have never understood America's stance on the matter,
from either the left or the right, and especially after the fall of most
of the world's Communist states. Anytime there is a glimmer of hope,
it gets my attention. It was one of the two things I thought George W. Bush
got right and he came close. But then the powers-that-be got to him and
he backed off. The other was his green-card-to-freedom program for
immigrants working in America. It, too, has been met by a deaf ear from
the current administration, much to my dissatisfaction. I'm hoping a
lame-duck second term and a different Secretary of State will allow the president to realign his priorities
in these matters.
1 comment:
Funny you're crediting George W. Bush for his Cuba-policy. Google "Operation Zapata."
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