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http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/bush-vs-walker-catches-fire-over-iran-nuclear-deal_994073.html
Walker is chomping at the bit already:
Walker is chomping at the bit already:
Bush on the other hand is being more measured and willing to wait to get a war team in place first:Speaking to reporters here Saturday after an appearance at the Family Leader Summit, Walker said the next president will need to be prepared to take aggressive action against Iran, very possibly including military strikes, on the day he or she is inaugurated, and said he would not be comfortable with a commander in chief who is unwilling to act aggressively on day one of a new presidency.
Right wing intellectuals already weighing in against being informed and ready before starting a war:Bush gave an exhaustive and highly critical assessment of Obamas failings and offered, at the end, a promise of sorts. One thing that I wont do is just say, as a candidate, Im going to tear up the agreement on the first day. Thats great, that sounds great but maybe you ought to check in with your allies first, maybe you ought to appoint a secretary of state, maybe secretary of defense, you might want to have your team in place, before you take an act like that.
Looks like some important decisions for Republicans to make in the primary. War on day one, or war after a cabinet is approved? What say you?The following day, Michael Doran, a former National Security Council official and a well-regarded scholar at the Hudson Institute who has been briefing Walker and is close to his team, tweeted a link to a Politico article about Bushs comments and wrote: Jeb Bush is caving on Iran already wont commit to rolling back Obamas Iran deal. The same day, the Walker campaign released a statement Robert OBrien, a national security adviser to the governor and former U.S. Representative to the United Nations. OBrien declared that the next president must end the deal on day one and, without naming him, offered a rebuke of Bush. We dont need more information, we dont need to wait to confirm the next Secretary of State, we need decisive leadership and we need it now.
