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Ignatius applauds militarism and turns reality on its head.
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There is almost no one alive with less credibility to advise the U.S. on what to do about North Korea’s nuclear weapons than this man.
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A follow-up visit by McCarthy would be just as foolish as Pelosi's and arguably even more provocative.
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If Turkey is being unreasonable in its demands, the rest of the alliance is being careless in its willingness to add new security commitments without…
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The reflexive rejection of nominees is corrosive to the working of the system.
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Strategic empathy is an important concept, and we shouldn’t let militarists like McMaster get away with hijacking it.
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The alliance does not need to add Finland and Sweden, and they do not need to join the alliance.
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Whenever there is a debate over the efficacy of sanctioning an authoritarian state, the supporters of the economic war have to resort to the equivalent…
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Attacking Iraq would not have been justified even if all of the Bush administration claims had been true.
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Another sobering lesson to take from the failure of Venezuela policy is that absolutely no one in Washington that cheered on this disaster will pay any…
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It is really the grasping, expansionist Mr. Potter that Kagan wants America to emulate.
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Instead of recognizing the folly of linking maximalist goals with “maximum pressure” sanctions, the U.S. has retained both while dismissing engagement…
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