Tag: petraeus
Last night I appeared on Alyona to talk about the new Michael Hastings article on David Petraeus:
No President Petraeus: I thought I’d said no about as many ways as I could. I really do mean no. We have all these artful ways of doing it. I’ve tried Shermanesque responses, which everybody goes
I endorse most of what Gian Gentile says here about the Vietnam War, especially in the context of this quote from George Herring: …the war could [not] have been ‘won’ in any meaningful sense at
This isn’t that unusual; I’ve heard many Army officers make similar jokes in the past. I think the AFA whining reveals a certain insecurity, though: A soldier is trudging through the muck
Got in a bit late, just in time to see Crocker discussing how great it was for the US economy that Iraq is buying a couple US aircraft… too bad about that $12 billion/month we’re spending
David Petraeus and I wear the same running shoes, but the similarities end there. Runner’s World, via Danger Room: Today, he arrives for his workout at precisely 6:30 a.m., ready to hit the road
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