In her confirmation hearing yesterday, Condoleezza Rice said, "our interaction with the rest of the world must be a conversation, not a monologue," indicating that she is embracing the role as America's primary diplomat. While her confirmation is widely accepted how did her performance yesterday indicate what kind of Secretary of State she will be, and what questions will the Senate Foreign Relations Committee ask her today.
Live Coverage Day Two of the Rice Hearings
Mike Hirsh Senior Editor, Newsweek At War With Ourselves Oxford Univeristy Press 2003 discusses the upcoming elections in Iraq, the upcoming war crimes tribunals and prison abuses by US Marines
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Hearing Rice
Fred Kaplan writes the "War Stories" column for Slate
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John Harwood political editor of the Wall Street Journal comments on the conclusion of the Rice hearings and Bush foreign policy in his second term
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John Harwood political editor of the Wall Street Journal comments on the conclusion of the Rice hearings and Bush foreign policy in his second term
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Down South
Here are some listener comments from our mail bag in reference to the Condoleezza Rice confrimation hearings.
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