GOP senators more troubled after Rice meeting

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Several diplomats currently serving with Rice said that what she lacked in Clinton’s star power, she could make up with a blunter approach that demands attention and has marked her tenure thus far at the United Nations.

Rice, who at 48 is relatively young, has been known to covet the job for years, but was passed over for Clinton in 2009.

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Associated Press writers Matthew Lee in Washington and Edith M. Lederer in New York contributed to this report.

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