WASHINGTON — Senator John F. Kerry has spent much of his career sitting across from foreign leaders trying to find solutions to seemingly intractable problems — from Nicaragua to Pakistan and Vietnam to Syria.
If he becomes President Obama’s next secretary of state as expected, Kerry will carry the greatest negotiating authority of his career — and face immense pressure to advance from an expert listener and seeker of common ground to an international dealmaker of the highest caliber.
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A different view on Kerry and his Latin American expertise.
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/335726/back-sandinista-days-jay-nordlinger?pg=1