Author: Robert Farley
In light of growing disquiet about Chinese intentions and capabilities in the Pacific among US security types, it's worth taking note of this fairly alarmist Russian analysis: This brings [Aleksandr] Khramchikhin back.
My latest column at World Politics Review has nothing whatsoever to do with the midterm elections: The idea that wars should be fought at a distance has informed British military.
In the interests of compliance with the Pundit-Blogger Accountability Act of 2010, here are my revised election predictions. For the Senate I'm going to go wildly optimistic: Dems -6, winning.
It's not as if there are a lot of good arguments for war against Iran, but Broder has constructed what has to be the worst. Duss does the necessary demolition.
Friday Cat Blogging... Starbuck and Nelson
Friday Daddy Blogging... Miriam and Elisha
Just a note of mild irritation in response to a number of recent tweets on the subject; while failure of outreach to his base may have been a significant strategic.
Not as funny as the law school bit, but just as accurate: Via.
