http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?id=7372
 
Margaret Thatcher and Jeane Kirkpatrick Send Pro-Bolton Letters

Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Jeane Kirkpatrick, 
who served as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations during the Reagan 
Administration, both this week expressed their strong support for the 
confirmation of John R. Bolton as U.S. ambassador to the U.N.

Bolton's confirmation was held up two weeks ago when Sen. George 
Voinovich (R.-Ohio), who had failed to attend two hearings on the
nomination, 
showed up at the meeting at which the Senate Foreign Relations 
Committee planned to vote on the question, and changed his mind about 
immediately voting for Bolton after listening to demagogic tirades by
committee 
Democrats.

The committee now plans to vote May 12 on whether to recommend Bolton's 
confirmation to the full Senate. Voinovich's vote, according to 
Republican sources, remains a question mark.

Thatcher endorsed Bolton in a letter addressed directly to the nominee. 
Kirkpatrick sent a letter backing Bolton to HUMAN EVENTS Editor in 
Chief Tom Winter.

"I am writing this letter in order to let you know how strongly I 
support your nomination as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations," Thatcher 
wrote to Bolton on May 4. "On the basis of our years of friendship, I 
know from experience the great qualities you will bring to that 
demanding post."

"A capacity for straight talking rather than peddling half-truths is a 
strength and not a disadvantage in diplomacy," wrote Thatcher. 
"Particularly in the case of a great power like America, it is essential
that 
people know where you stand and assume that you mean what you say. With 
you at the UN, they will do both."

In her note to HUMAN EVENTS Editor in Chief Tom Winter, Kirkpatrick 
said she believes Bolton "will be an extraordinarily good representative 
of the United States to the United Nations.

"It is job I know well, having held it nearly five years," said 
Kirkpatrick. "Moreover, John Bolton's office was only two doors down the
hall 
from mine for several years at the American Enterprise Institute. So, I 
have had an unusually good opportunity to come to know Bolton's views 
and values and to observe his effectiveness and see him interact with 
colleagues. He has been outstanding in all these respects."

"I have also heard him analyze problems (and solutions)," said 
Kirkpatrick. "He has outstanding intellectual skills and does outstanding
work. 
I have no doubt that he will also do an outstanding job representing 
the U.S. at the UN."

"Tom, the former UN ambassador concluded, "I do not believe President 
Bush and his Administration should be denied the strength John Bolton 
can contribute to our country in this dangerous time."

Sen. Voinovich, are you listening?

Check out the Kirkpatrick letter here: 
http://www.humaneventsonline.com/downloads-pdfs/KirkpatrickBoltonLetter.pdf

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