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December 8, 2006
Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, 1926-2006
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A truly great American was lost to us yesterday.
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Jeane Kirkpatrick was indeed a great American patriot.
Two earlier posts about her provide reflections on her wisdom:
Revisiting Jean Kirkpatrick's "Blame America First Democrats" Speech
More From Jeane Kirkpatrick
RIP, Ambassador Kirkpatrick.
Posted by: Donald B. Hawthorne at December 8, 2006 6:05 PMHere is more:
One of her seminal articles was Dictatorships & Double Standards. H/T to PowerLine for the link.
Bill Buckley wrote St. Jeane of the U.N. in 1984.
Kirkpatrick herself wrote Target America: The United States is in the sights of rogue states in 1999.
Posted by: Donald B. Hawthorne at December 8, 2006 6:43 PMEven more:
Why Not Abolish Ignorance? A nice idea often makes for an unpleasant reality
Bill Bennett's comments
Norman Podhoretz on A True American Hero
Posted by: Donald B. Hawthorne at December 8, 2006 8:54 PMSome warm recollections of Kirkpatrick in Iron Lady: Remembering Jeane Kirkpatrick.
Posted by: Donald B. Hawthorne at December 11, 2006 5:19 AMThe passing of Jeane Kirkpatrick reminds us once again that our Greatest Generation of Diplomats are passing quickly from the scene and at a time in our history when we most need those in possession of their intelligence and strength.
Posted by: Tim at December 11, 2006 5:33 PMSadly we are lacking those giants in today's world.
A frightening time.