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In reply to the discussion: Cheney and Kissinger to attend Thatcher funeral [View all]muriel_volestrangler
(106,260 posts)29. Schultz and Baker are leading the presidential delegation
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2013/04/16/Schultz-Baker-to-lead-US-presidential-delegation-to-Thatcher-funeral/UPI-59111366091862/
For the funeral of a current dignitary, VP would be a good choice; but, for one who retired 23 years ago, two Secs of State from her time seems appropriate. And I think they're a bit better people than Cheney or Kissinger.
For the funeral of a current dignitary, VP would be a good choice; but, for one who retired 23 years ago, two Secs of State from her time seems appropriate. And I think they're a bit better people than Cheney or Kissinger.
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I thought Cheney, Rummy Condi and Bush were not allowed to leave the country or fear of arrest warra
monmouth3
Apr 2013
#68
I think it is more a matter of being afraid to leave because they might get arrested. one can dream
niyad
Apr 2013
#70
Hey, if Cheney dies while he's over there they can bury him in the same hole. It'll make the grave
Erose999
Apr 2013
#17
I do think the WH should be sending someone--I'll just go ahead and say it.
TwilightGardener
Apr 2013
#23
Er...because we aren't close allies, nor share a common bond, with Venezuela?
TwilightGardener
Apr 2013
#28
She was their prime minister--no matter how anyone feels about her politically, there is nothing
TwilightGardener
Apr 2013
#45
I don't think politics, ideology or popularity should play a role in the decision--
TwilightGardener
Apr 2013
#52
Because it's England. Their troops are still fighting side by side with ours
TwilightGardener
Apr 2013
#61
I think because it's Great Britain, we should go ahead and spring for a currently serving
TwilightGardener
Apr 2013
#32
I believe he'll be wearing a top hat and cape from the Snidely Whiplash spring collection.
Ganja Ninja
Apr 2013
#53