Bravo, Bill Clinton!

I would not call this diplomacy. If the ladies had not been in the wrong place to begin with , none of this would have happened. The truth is, the nutjob that runs North korea used them as leverage to get what he wanted. He is far from a diplomat or a head of state. He is a nutjob with nukes. As if Clinton had a choice. The only way the ladies would be let go is if Clinton personally flew there to beg. He did not look happy to be there. Think about the lovely remarks made about his wife. This was the only wat to get them free. I would not call it diplomacy. You can't be diplomatic with bullies who make threats.

Mad respect to President Clinton for not only going to get Laura and Euna, but for allowing them to have their moment with their families upon returning to the US. It was very gracious of him to stay on the plane and not upstage the reunion. With as much scrutiny that was given to his role post Obama, he demonstrated that he is still a player on the world stage. (No pun intended)

A very special Welcome Home to Laura and Euna! It was a well executed humanitarian mission. As to John Bolton's comments that it was a negotiation with terrorists, enough already! Any negotiation that took place was with a legitimate nation and involved a request for amnesty for two American citizens. There was no political agenda. Mr. Bolton is a shining example of the reason that the Bush Administration failed so miserably in the foreign affairs venue. Mr. Clinton was right to go to North Korea. Let us hope that this trip will open a new dialouge into other areas with North Korea.

CONGRATS, but wasn't this Hillary's job?

This is a very good and admirable action that was accomplished by President Bill Clinton and all of the individuals involved in rescuing Euna and Laura from North Korea.
But now my question is, "What impact does President Clinton's action have on our country's Secretary of State department and will there be any implications on Foreign Policy?"

Bravo !!! and who said that President Bill Clinton can not do miracles?
I now look forward to his performance and miracles in Haiti, with greater anticipation as the United Nations Special envoy and hope that the haitian people and its leaders will learn to appreciate his leadership, kindness and take full advantage of his extraordinary service on behalf of our very dysfunctional country of 8 millions dislocated maroons. May God bless Bill Clinton and his family.

I would love you to do a segment on why is it that when it comes to former Presidents, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton are active in world affairs and human rights. Yes, Ronald Reagan is deceased, but you still have the former Presidents George Bush "41" and the George Bush II. Does anyone see where I am going with this. I feel certain that President Barak Obama will follow in the footsteps of his Democratic predecessors. All Americans should look into the mirror if we intend to move forward as leaders in the 21st century.

I think Laura Ling and Euna Lee owe the American people an apology for putting our country is such a compromised situation.

Bill Clinton has shown in spades what a great generous spirit he has and that he shares with us in this country. He did so many good things in his administration that Bush later repudiated and lost the ground Clinton had gained for our nation. Hopefully, Obama will regain the ground Bush lost for us. But, even with all the work behind the scenes for this release, it was Bill Clinton that North Korea deemed influential enough and important enough to deal with to release Euna and Laura to. Lets hope that President Clinton has advanced the US – North Korea dialogue back to where we can talk and not rattle bombs at each other.