He cited a litany of what he called foreign policy blunders by the Bush administration and accused Mr. McCain, the presumed Republican nominee, of "doubling down" on them.
After rehearsing a litany of grievances against American foreign policies, real and imagined, Ahmadinejad wrote, "If Prophet Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Ishmael, Joseph or Jesus Christ (peace be upon him) were with us today, how would they have judged such behavior?" This was not a rhetorical question.
9 58: After Mr Obama's jab about how Mr McCain sings songs about bombing Iran, Mr McCain directly says that he wants to talk about this bombing Iran business and then goes through a litany of his stances on the foreign interventions and wars of the past 25 years.
WASHINGTON (AP Houseuse members chastised the Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday for not doing more inspections of foreign drug manufacturers in the wake of a litany of problems with the blood thinner heparin and other products.
Bribery of foreign officials.
MUMBAI, India Indiaia has had plenty of downbeat news in recent months: a litany of tawdry scandals, an unexpected sharp decline in foreign investment, the ineffectiveness of a bickering Parliament.
The other things that have been tried so far, like collectivized agriculture and huge foreign loans, are part of a litany of failures with side effects too vast to enumerate here.
His litany of "I don't remembers" quickly becomes tedious, as does Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop's repeated claim that he had been kept in the dark about everything important.
According to critics, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act has caused a litany of ills: Executives are retiring early, public companies are going private, foreign firms are listing abroad and U.S. firms are losing their competitive edge.
