Obviously, You Make Preparations Before You Engage

You Have To Negotiate From Positions Of Strength. And Right Now With Iran, We're Not Negotiating From A Position Of Strength. The Europeans Are Negotiating From The Position Of "please Give Up Your Nuclear Weapons Program, And By The Way If You Do We'll Give You Several Boatloads Of Carrots." The Iranians Are Quite Willing To Keep On Negotiating On That Line For A Long Time.

If A Prosecutor In The Hague Decides That The U.s. Has Not Followed Through Effectively On An Investigation - Is Unwilling Or Unable To Carry It Through - Then That Person, That Prosecutor, In An Unreviewable Fashion Gets To Second-guess The United States? That Is Unacceptable. That Is An Assertion Of Authority Over And Above The U.s. Constitution.

You Don't Need To Spend Tens Of Millions Of Dollars On Political Consultants To Tell You What You Think When You Already Know What You Think.

The European Union Can Now Act Like A Major Power, At Least That Is What The European Union Tells Us.

If You Get A President (hillary) Clinton, You Might Well Find, Just As After Vietnam, That There Is A Retraction From Iraq And Of American Influence In The World. And In A Couple Of Years The Europeans Will Be Complaining About That Too.