Bolton Gone Just as Expected
Politics December 4th, 2006
John Bolton Resigns as U.S. Ambassador to U.N. I’ve told you he would only last till January 2007 
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It’s a shame, really. Whatever his other qualities it seemed he at leaset recognized the UN for the utterly incapable and corrupt organization it is. Senate Democrats “urged him (Bush) to nominate a replacement who has broad bipartisan and international support.” What a frightening suggestion. Perhaps we are at a point where our presidential election should just be open for international votes.