(Click Image to Enlarge)Peace Park, Hiroshima
Should Obama Visit Hiroshima? -- Todd Crowell, Real Clear World
TOKYO - President Barack Obama will have to deftly navigate an atomic minefield if he decides to visit Hiroshima, the city destroyed by the first atomic bomb 65 years ago, during his visit to Japan later this year.
The president is bound to step on one or two land mines whether or not he goes to Hiroshima. Even if he should do nothing but stand silently and be photographed looking at Atom Dome, the iconic emblem of the bombing, he could earn some criticism.
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