If you're on Twitter, you should be following Colin Kahl's feed. Not only was Colin the Deputy National Security Advisor under Obama—and therefore knows stuff—but he was also involved in the.
My default blogging mode is pretty snarky. I guess, in that respect, I'm an old-school academic blogger. The common approach now seems to be professional and scholarly. But sometimes it's appropriate.
Apparently Donald Trump wants to destroy reorganize the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), sees the European Union (EU) as a competitor, and thinks that Germany is an enemy of the United.
I only engaged on Facebook with random "leftists," which in 2016 and 2017 is not about policy but rather about how much one hates the Democratic Party, one time in.
Trump's call for more nuclear weapons, reported NBC News, "boggle[d] nuclear experts": While President Barack Obama has proposed a multibillion-dollar plan to modernize the aging U.S. nuclear triad, no mainstream.
Shakezula posted on the Washington Post story last night, and Scott beat me to it today. There's nothing surprising in the general contours of the emerging reports: Russian agents and organs.
Despite showing some questionable judgment about whom to cite, Paul Musgrave has a nice piece in the Washington Post on Russian propaganda and the US election. The whole thing does a good.
I love the idea of the Russians going full Zimmerman Telegram and actively supporting Texas secessionists. I'm not even sure that stopping this is a bad thing for the rest.
