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21 Oct 2008 06:18 pm
More Neocon Than Bush?
Stephen Hayes talks to McCain about Bush taking North Korea off the list of terrorist states:
"I don't agree with it, and I think we have basically contradicted Ronald Reagan's great dictum of trust but verify. And particularly--many aspects of this are disturbing--but we told the South Koreans and the Japanese after we had made the decision. That's not a partnership with the allies."[...]
"It's a decision that I hope we don't regret over time because the
North Koreans have a long pattern of breaking--a long history of
breaking agreements that are not verifiable. I was very critical of the
Clinton agreement--the Agreed Framework as I recall--because I didn't
think that one was verifiable and I don't think this one is verifiable."
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