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Tag Archives: Foreign Policy
The Hostage In The White House
Iran has enough experience with hostages to exploit a president who is captive to his own ego and self-delusions.
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Mainland China To Taiwan, Via Alaska
Sending China’s navy far afield strengthens Beijing’s hand close to home, as in the Taiwan Strait.
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Off The Table
Critics say Obama has taken the military option off the table in the Iran deal. It was never on the table at all.
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An Abiding Commitment To Expediency
Is Jonathan Pollard’s parole unprincipled? Not exactly.
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Planting The Seeds Of Future Kidnappings
The administration says it will not pay kidnappers, but hostages’ families may do so. To a terrorist banker, that’s just as good.
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Iran, Immigration And Karma
If Obama wants Congress to respect his role in foreign policy, he ought to leave domestic legislating to legislators.
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Obama’s Fourth-Quarter Drive
Could Bill Belichick and Tom Brady help the president stage a comeback?
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Today’s Guest Authors From The 2012 Presidential Debates
Obama goaded Romney with the jibe that the 1980s want their foreign policy back. Actually, we still need it.
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Cash For Hostages
Why does Iran keep seizing American hostages? Because it works.
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