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Possible Presidents Travel: Foreign Experience in Chablisland

September 24, 2008 at 3:30 PM | by | Comments (2)

Former Wasilla Mayor Sarah Palin is in New York again today, trying to associate herself with the world leaders on parade at the United Nations this week. After meeting with Hamid Karzai and Alvaro Uribe Tuesday, she hunkered down for a rap session with Henry Kissinger.

Today's schedule has her lunching with Pakistan's new President Asif Ali Zardari. Later tonight, she plans to meet Indian PM Manmohan Singh. While the company is très internationale, she's staying at the relatively frumpy Millenium Broadway.

Meanwhile, Joe Biden, whose foreign policy resume needs no padding, gave a speech on the subject today at the Cincinnati Museum Center--where President Bush laid out his case for the Iraq war six years ago. Why all the talk about international relations? It was supposed to be the subject for the first debate between Barack Obama and John McCain on Friday night in Oxford, Mississippi--but now McCain wants the debates put on hold!

Related Stories:
· Palin Gets an Introduction to Foreign Policy [LAT]
· Biden Attacks McCain's Judgment [Cincinnati Enquirer]
· Possible Presidents Map [Jaunted]

[Photo: Mudflats]

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HA

The Wasilla City Hall looks like it used to be a Stuckeys!  I won't get political on your blog, but I love this picture.

That said, could you please track where John McCain will be working on the economy from when he isn't debating foreign policy Friday night?  My guess: bunker deep within Rocky Mountains.

rdmcgeorge on September 24, 2008 at 3:53 PM #Permalink

I will try

to locate him. But it won't be easy!
egw on September 25, 2008 at 1:56 PM #Permalink
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