An Inappropriate Award

Mary Robinson’s Medal of Freedom
Anti-Americanism and anti-Israel activism win Obama’s approbation.
by John Bolton in the Wall Street Online
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Criticism of Mr. Obama’s award, to be officially bestowed tomorrow, has centered on Ms. Robinson’s central organizing role as secretary general of the 2001 “World Conference Against Racism” in Durban, South Africa. Instead of concentrating on its purported objectives, Durban was virulently anti-Semitic, anti-Israel, and at least implicitly anti-American.