Everyone in the Middle East, apparently, but particularly the Saudis: The administration has long tried in vain to build Arab diplomatic and economic support for the Iraqi government. But the Arabs, led by Saudi Arabia, consider Shiite Iran a competitor for regional dominance and have rejected Maliki as “a stooge for Tehran,” as one U.S. […]
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Really, was it wise to publish Matt Duss so soon after the Scott Templeton fiasco? Makes me wonder if there’s even a place called “Iraq”; seriously, does anyone believe that “F
Michael Goldfarb dissents from my conclusions on the implications of the NIE on missile defense, and further asserts that liberals should love missile defense: And finally, liberals fundamentally misu
For the last two years, we have justified putting a missile defense system in Eastern Europe explicitly around the threat of Iranian ballistic missiles. In addition to the extraordinary financial costs, this project has resulted in increased Russian hostility to the United States and to Russia’s neighbors. And are we now to believe that this […]
Island of Balta believes “”In 20 years, we will look back and say that the single greatest failure of this Administration was the fact that it allowed Iran time to build the bomb.” T
Bird Dog over at Tacitus channels Charles Krauthammer: For me, it’s hard to disagree with Krauthammer and this bleak situation. We need an aggressive policy of regime change for Iran, we need t