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Everything Old is New Again…

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On July 23, 2008
This has to be a joke: Russian bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons could be deployed to Cuba in response to U.S. plans to install a missile defense system in Eastern Europe, a Russian newspaper reported Monday, citing an unnamed senior Russian air force official. The report in Izvestia, which could not be confirmed, prompted […]

Transition

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On February 23, 2008

Randy Paul helpfully explains why Castro is bad even if he led only the 34th worst regime since 1900. Police state dictatorships are never particularly admirable; it seems to me that US policy should

Castro Gone

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On February 19, 2008

Forty-nine years, and ten American presidents. I have to suspect that he’s very near the end, or else would have tried to push through to next January. It’s worth noting (as I did here) th

Cuba!

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On February 8, 2008
Via Yglesias, Rodger Payne gives some solid reasons for preferring Obama to Clinton on Cuba policy: Last summer, however, Obama wrote an op-ed for the Miami Herald calling for the US to ease up on some aspects of the economic embargo toward Cuba…Obama has also voted twice to cut off funding for TV Marti. After […]

On Leverage

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On October 24, 2007

The President on Cuba: President Bush is planning to issue a stern warning Wednesday that the United States will not accept a political transition in Cuba in which power changes from one Castro brothe

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