Her career has focused entirely
on issues relevant to the State of South Carolina. But that does not
make her qualified to be our Ambassador to the U.N. As Governor, she jumped on the politically expedient bandwagon and
opposed the resettlement of any Syrian refugees in her State over
``security concerns,'' although it being a Federal decision some
Syrians have been resettled there. In other words, she supported a
blanket prohibition against an entire nationality of people--men,
women, and children--regardless of the merits of their individual
status as refugees fleeing war. She stated, in spite of the fact that all of our major European
allies supported the nuclear agreement with Iran, that Russia's and
China's support was a ``red flag,'' without acknowledging the reality
that without their support it would be impossible to achieve an
agreement to halt Iran's nuclear weapons program or any of our other
key objectives at the U.N. She condemned the U.S. abstention on U.N.
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Blanket prohibition against an entire nationality of people.
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