President Joe Biden ignored a question shouted by a reporter Sunday on whether he is worried about his son, Hunter, being indicted. Biden held a rambling press conference on Sunday evening in Vietnam. After White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre tried to end the conference, jazz music began playing and he began collecting his papers.
Joe Biden Ignores Question in Vietnam on Whether He Is Worried About Hunter Being Indicted
September 11, 2023 by
From My Lai to Cave Hospitals—What to See in Vietnam
February 18, 2023 by
Motorbike speedometers never seem to work in Vietnam. You can only guess at how fast you’re driving over the occasionally smooth but typically uneven pavement, and the time required to travel from here to there is always dubious.In Vietnam, time itself sometimes feels unreliable. Depending on where you happen to be, it might be the
Cuba’s Role in the Vietnam War
April 3, 2021 by
Since the Biden administration is soon going to reverse all of President Trump’s strong sanctions on the Cuban regime, it is important to know the role Cuba played in the Vietnam War including the torturing and killing of American pilots in Hanoi and Havana. The Biden administration is going to return to the failed policy […]
AMAZING VIDEO! Vietnam War Veteran Cries on President Trump’s Shoulder During Vietnam Speech
November 13, 2017 by
The liberal mainstream media hid this beautiful moment from the American people. It does not fit their narrative. President Donald J. Trump is on a 14 day East Asia trip that started in Japan and will end in the Philippines next week. President Trump attended the APEC Summit in Danang, Vietnam on Friday and Saturday. […]
Trump and Putin shake hands at summit in Danang, Vietnam
November 10, 2017 by
President Donald Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin have shaken hands at a summit in Vietnam. The two leaders were spotted on video greeting one another ahead of an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit gala dinner in the coastal city of Danang. Mr. Trump and Putin were expected to hold a formal meeting on the sidelines of […]
FLASHBACK: Democrats Tried To Block Thousands Of Vietnam War Refugees, Including Orphans
January 30, 2017 by
Despite today’s outrage over President Donald Trump’s refugee executive order, many liberals in 1975 were part of a chorus of big name Democrats who refused to accept any Vietnamese refugees when millions were trying to escape South Vietnam as it fell to the communists. They even opposed orphans. The group, led by California’s Gov. Jerry Brown, included […]
DESPICABLE: Look what vandals have done to Vietnam memorial – VIDEO
May 30, 2016 by
For too many Americans, Memorial Day has become simply the official start of summer, grill season, a day off and a mattress sale. No longer as a nation do we pause for a moment of reflection and appreciation for those who sacrificed all. Patriotism and military appreciation are sadly seen as jingoistic and old fashioned […]
Democrat Slams Obama: Lifting of Vietnam Arms Embargo ‘Perilously Weakens’ Ability to Secure Human Rights
May 24, 2016 by
In case you missed it over the weekend, President Obama lifted the long-standing arms embargo against Vietnam. President Obama on Monday fully lifted the United States’ 41-year arms embargo against Vietnam. “At this stage both sides have developed a level of trust and cooperation, including between our militaries, that is reflective of common interests and […]
Obama Announces United States Will Lift Arms Ban on Vietnam
May 23, 2016 by
On Monday, President Obama announced that the United States will be lifting its decades-long ban on sales of military equipment to Vietnam, provoking criticisms that the president lost the necessary leverage to compel Vietnam to improve its human rights record. And while some experts contend that the lift is part of an effort to counter […]
Obama’s world farewell tour – Next stops Vietnam and Japan
May 23, 2016 by
Hanoi, Vietnam – As the candidates vying to replace him get increasingly aggressive, President Barack Obama is embarking on a sort of farewell tour to the world. His visit this week to Vietnam and Japan – he arrived late Sunday Vietnam time – is one of at least seven treks abroad this year. It’s a […]
Cuba’s Vietnam War Involvement
May 18, 2016 by
17 American airmen captured in North Vietnam and then taken to Cuba for medical experiments in torture techniques. Whatever one thinks of President Barack Obama’s overtures to Cuba and the accompanying prisoner exchange, an important consideration in need of immediate attention is an accounting of our servicemen captured in the Vietnam War and imprisoned in […]
Report: Knowing the Risks, Hillary Sent Dozens of Emails on Her BlackBerry From Russia, Vietnam, and China – VIDEO
March 21, 2016 by
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton fully understood how risky it was to use a non-government-issued BlackBerry while visiting overseas, a newly revealed video shows. Yet a media investigation indicates that she sent dozens of emails during multiple trips to China, Vietnam, and Russia. Since the EmailGate scandal erupted a year ago, security experts have […]
Obama to Meets With Vietnam Communist Party Chief
July 8, 2015 by
WASHINGTON (AP) — Bolstered by new trade negotiating powers from Congress, President Barack Obama held an unprecedented meeting Tuesday with the head of Vietnam’s Communist Party as the U.S. pressed ahead to conclude talks on a groundbreaking Asia-Pacific economic pact. Twenty years after normalizing diplomatic ties with its one-time foe, Obama sat down at the […]