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Sanctions advocates are given the benefit of the doubt that their preferred coercive measures are beneficial until it can be proven that they are not.
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The danger of DeSantis isn’t that he would be “captured” by bad advisers, but that he already shares the views of some of the worst people in the…
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Skepticism about official claims should always be the watchword for journalists and analysts.
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The U.S. cultivates allied dependence and then hawkish policymakers will cite that dependence as proof of America’s “indispensability.”
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At present, the U.S. and its allies are like archers at the bottom of a high mountain trying to hit a target on the peak.
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Collective punishment is as far from solidarity with the Iranian people as it is possible to get.
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Even though missile defense doesn’t really work, it encourages arms racing as if it did.
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India is not a formal treaty ally of the United States, and we shouldn’t expect it to act as if it were one.
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Petro should be commended for having the courage to break with the disastrous policy he inherited.
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The electoral results from Florida show that Democrats have gained nothing from perpetuating failed policies, and they had nothing to lose by abandoning…
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No one who sympathizes with the protesters’ desire for greater freedom can support existing sanctions, much less advocate for more of them.
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The U.S. goes astray when our leaders make policy decisions on the basis of shoddy analysis and inaccurate information, and right now our thinking about…
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