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A 5 page consideration of the problem North Korea presents to the new Democratic president and his Democrat controlled Congress. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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control of both the US Presidency and both houses of Congress for the first time since 1981. These controlling Democrats now have many hard realizations ahead of them.
During the George W. Bush administration, the Democrats continuously criticized the administrations foreign policies. Today, they have to make many decisions regarding their own foreign policies. One of
the first tests has come and went with North Koreas recent fiasco involving a suspected armed missile. The Obama administration simply sat by and allowed North Korea to shoot
an object into space that could have marked the beginning of a nuclear war. North Korea does indeed present a quagmire
of concerns for the Obama administration. Fortunately, North Koreas most recent blatant disregard for world concern did not turn out to be as disastrous as it could have been
but this was just North Koreas means of testing the new administration to see just what they would do in such a situation. There will undoubtedly be many more
tests to come. During his campaign Obama essentially dismissed North Korea as a small country with no real threat to the US. He is soon to learn that
that this is anything but the truth. 1. A concise history of the issue.
After World War II Korea was arbitrarily divided into two political zones to accommodate Soviet troops to the North and Americans to the South (Deane, 1995). UN attempts
to reunite the country were resisted by the Soviet Union. Since that division the relationship between the two countries has been somewhat complex, varying from amiable to confrontational dependent to
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