Blog Posts

Why Romney Can Win In November

Obama's prospects look better and better, but Romney's sober demeanor and cool head may yet prevail.

Reagan Doctrine Redux?

Obama is following in Reagan's footsteps. Whether that's a good thing remains to be seen.

Israeli Opinion and War With Iran

A recent poll reveals the surprising feelings of Israelis about possibly attacking Iran. Obama—and Netanyahu—should take heed.

Newt Gingrich Goes Bonkers (Again)

Gingrich's bluster encapsulates just about that has gone awry with Republican foreign policy.

Obama's Bad Education Ideas

Obama should educate himself more about education before trying to sell the American public a bill of goods.

Unanswered Questions on Afghanistan

Though vague, the Afghanistan-withdrawal announcement is good news—and a brilliant political move.

The GOP's Allegations of Appeasement Against Obama

Despite the GOP hopefuls' best efforts, the "appeaser" allegation won't stick to Obama. And the alternative is much worse.

Washington’s Clumsy China Containment Policy

Obama's new China stance is provocative and ineffectual, long on symbolism and short on substance.

The GOP Foreign Affairs Debate

How often can the GOP thunder about appeasement before it starts to lose credibility?

Interventionist Addiction: U.S. Troops in Central Africa

American blood and treasure pay for Washington's humanitarian-intervention addiction.

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May 25, 2012