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March 24, 2005
Scott Gray on 'The Quiet Diplomacy of Condoleezza Rice'
Scott Gray at OpinionEditorials.Com says "Condoleezza Rice was the essence of the race card early in the Bush administration; the African-American woman was a member of the most diverse cabinet in American history. After four years as National Security Advisor and proving herself one of the most eloquent members of the Bush administration, she was chosen to be Colin Powell's replacement in the State Department. Congressional Democrats chose to fight Dr. Rice's nomination as Secretary State, but it has obviously paid off." Here's more.
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