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Globalist John Kerry Won’t Rule Out 2020 Run for President
Former Secretary of State, Senator and failed presidential candidate John Kerry would not rule out a bid for America’s highest office in an interview with Margaret Brennan of “Face The Nation.”
“We are in a moment of crisis for our country,” Kerry told Brennan. “The world is in a moment of crisis.”
Kerry is certainly speaking liking a Democrat politician. Whenever a Republican holds office the world is automatically in a state of “crisis.”
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When asked directly if he would consider running for president in 2020, Kerry obfuscated.
“Talking about 2020 right now is a total distraction and waste of time,” he said. “What we need to do is focus on 2018. We need to win back the confidence of the country to move in a better direction, and to do it in sensible ways.”
Again, like a good politician, Kerry was short on details. He did reveal some of his concrete plans to Brennan, though.
“I’m going to continue to be an activist,” he said. “I’m going to continue to fight.”
Kerry was Secretary of State under President Barack H. Obama, and is now infamous for his role in constructing the disastrous Iran deal, where the radical Islamic nation verbally promised to denuclearize in exchange for billions of dollars in U.S. cash.
President Donald J. Trump is working to right the ship in the Middle East and clean up the mess that Kerry and his globalist pals left behind.
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Mike Pompeo Said to be Considering Senate Run, Secretary of State Replacement Sought
Pompeo may be vacating his position as Secretary of State.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo may be preparing to resign his position to run for an open U.S Senate seat in Kansas, with Trump administration figures already researching possibilities for a potential replacement.
Trump administration officials are said to be eyeing current National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien in the event of a State Department vacancy. O’Brien has clicked with Trump far more cohesively than previous foreign policy advisors, such as fish-out-of-water neocon John Bolton and career military officer H.R McMaster.
Pompeo has always been a lukewarm executor of President Trump’s America First foreign policy platform, at times aligning with the President, yet also bowing to the conventional globalist wisdom prevalent throughout the federal department. The cabinet member began his service in the administration as Director of the CIA, an unaccountable secret agency known for extralegal attempts to interfere in American politics against the Trump campaign.
It appears Pompeo is being nudged to run for the Kansas Senate seat as a spoiler by the Republican establishment with the hopes of dashing former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach’s campaign. Kobach is a staunch immigration patriot who currently holds a wide lead in statewide polling, but it appears Pompeo would stand a solid chance of besting him in a Republican primary.
Pompeo’s switch from Secretary of State to Senatorial candidate doesn’t come across as the most glaring promotion. It’s possible that Mitch McConnell and bigwig Republican Senators are desperate enough to block Kris Kobach’s Senate bid that they’d manage to recruit Pompeo into taking a demotion for the cause.
He’s generally dismissed questions pertaining to a potential Kansas Senate bid, but the creation of a new personal Twitter account has made some believe he’s gearing up for a political campaign.
Pompeo’s departure could open up avenues to push the State Department in an America First direction, even if it damages Kobach’s Senate prospects. Pompeo has consistently agitated for military intervention against the Syrian government and generally fought for the United States to work for Saudi Arabian interests.
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