Month: March 2018

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I have two more posts up at the Diplomat on China and international hegemony, a topic that has obviously obsessed me as of late. Here on management: Either way, the United States needs to rethink how it approaches international order; for the first time since the 19th century, it will soon face a situation in […]
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Thad Cochran is out: On Monday afternoon, Sen. Thad Cochran, the first Republican in over a century to win a statewide race in Mississippi and the longest-serving member currently in Congress, announced he would resign from office on April 1. The news wasn’t unexpected — Cochran’s worsening health began stirring up rumors of resignation as […]
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I have a piece up at the National Interest on a recent resolution co-sponsored by Bernie Sanders, Mike Lee, and Chris Murphy.  Long story short, the resolution attempts to use the War Powers Act to tighten restrictions on executive conduct of proxy wars, with specific attention to US support for the Saudi’s ongoing war against […]

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On March 5, 2018

Amazing reportage from Jane Mayer in the New Yorker.  I hate to excerpt any of it, but: When Kerry was briefed [about the Steele dossier], though, he didn’t think there was any action that he could

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