Hillary Clinton didn't learn George Bush can't be trusted

Apparently, Hillary Clinton did not learn a lesson that George W. Bush cant be trusted. She voted to approve a "foot in the door" Bill that Bush will use to attack Iran. Shame on Clinton for repeating her previous vote mistake. ---BBBClinton defended her vote, saying by designating the Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organisation "gives us the options to be able to impose sanctions on the primary leaders to try to begin to put some teeth into all this talk about dealing with Iran."

The Bush administration said in August it would designate all or part of the Guard as a terrorist organisation.

Iran's reaction: "Iran condemns US move to brand Guards 'terrorist'," from Reuters:

TEHERAN - Iran has said any US move to brand its elite Revolutionary Guards a foreign terrorist organisation would be illegal and amount to a confrontation with the entire Islamic Republic.

The House of Representatives approved a bill on Tuesday mandating sanctions on foreign energy companies doing business with Iran and urging the US government to brand the Guards 'terrorist'.

INSA news agency carried a foreign ministry statement late on Wednesday branding any such move irresponsible and illegal.
"Any confrontation with this humane force is a confrontation with the great nation of Iran and those who are after accusing the Guards are in fact putting themselves in front of a nation of 70 million people," spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini said.

A month ago, there were plans within the US administration to label the entire Guards Corps a foreign terrorist group -- the first time the United States would place the armed forces of any sovereign government on such a list.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told Reuters in New York on Monday the United States was considering sanctions against the Guard's Qods unit, enabling Washington to target its financing.

[...] The Qods force is a special unit of the Revolutionary Guard Corps and considered the most elite unit. There are varying estimates of its strength but it is in charge of Teheran's support for groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas.