Brent Scowcroft, national security adviser under Ford, Reagan, and GHW Bush has today endorsed HRC!
Why would he do that? He was one of the few principled people in the Bush admin who warned that a war would turn the Middle East into a cauldron. I don't recall Her Royal Crookedness taking a similar measured view.
http://foreignpolicy.com/2015/02/24...owcroft-became-bushs-pain-in-the-ass-on-iraq/
Yeah, Brent was pissed about Iraq. Unsurprisingly, he views Trump as being equally misguided as the neocons, and potentially more dangerous. I guess that Trump's open denunciation of neocon foreign policy, Iraq, and Dubya, hasn't reassured Brent any.
I get him being against Trump, I don't understand him endorsing Hillary. She voted for the war and is a foreign policy hawk. How does that fit with him?
He said that Trumps unstable personality greatly concerns him.
Give me a break, if Trump gave one of his wives a black eye, you'd be screaming that he ought to be locked up. Yet she clobbered Bill and you say nothing, pathetic doesn't even come close. I expect the likes of Darla and Rana to operate a double standard but aren't supposed to be objective as a lawyer?
But Bush was a neocon and he hired those men because they were too.Dubya would have been immeasurably better if he had brought Scowcroft into his administration, and not had the neocons running the show.
No it's not.That's a lie made up for profit.
you think? I think he was just babe in the woods, and Cheney was the old sly fox who maneuvered himself into the WHBut Bush was a neocon and he hired those men because they were too.
Cheney didn't have a neocon track record pre-VP, and Bush's campaign rhetoric was non-interventionist. It's generally believed that Cheney converted on 9/11, and that without men like Scowcroft to counter Wolfowitz, Bremer, and Rumsfeld, they dragged Bush along. During the Bush Sr. era, Scowcroft and Powell had the president's ear, and kept him committed to a realist foreign policy. Wolfowitz and Bremer were junior members who had no influence.