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Return of the Rummy?

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In Robert Farley
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On January 9, 2012
Steve Clemons has an interesting notion: Rumsfeld's public ruminations about what might be possible in achieving efficiencies and dealing with a tough budgetary environment were leading the nation in my view to do some of the "rebalancing" back in early 2001 that would have been...
In this week's WPR column, I shill for Lockheed Martin: Given Congress' unwillingness to pursue additional revenue, the current Defense Department budget cannot be sustained. Cuts will be necessary, but the F-35B is the wrong place to look. The F-35B provides a virtually unique capability for...

Can We Cut?

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In Robert Farley
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On January 31, 2011
Andrew Bacevich: Like concentric security barriers arrayed around the Pentagon, these four factors -- institutional self-interest, strategic inertia, cultural dissonance, and misremembered history -- insulate the military budget from serious scrutiny. For advocates of a militarized approach to policy, they provide invaluable assets, to be...
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