But that was then and this is now
Obama in 2007: The President does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or …
Category: Foreign Affairs
The Iron Spine of NATO
With allies such as these who wouldn't charge off into battle with them?
The Change which Hope has brought us
Seems like a rather insignificant "change" to this observer.
The Jay Tea Doctrine
I've been watching the Obama administration dither over the chaos in Libya, and it got me starting to think. I've been developing the "Jay Tea" Doctrine for foreign policy.Now, …
The Palin Doctrine emerges
The New York Sun carries a piece sure to stir up the Palin haters and embolden the Palin lovers: The call by the Arab League for Western military intervention …
Hillary Clinton knows it's 3:00 AM
It seems that Smart Diplomacy TM has become the latest Obama Administration casualty thanks to the perpetual amateur hour being played out in the White House:Fed up with a …
Ceding the notion of American exceptionalism…
... to France... yes, France. France steps in to fill the leadership void on Libya: France is the first country to formally recognise the legitimacy of Libya's rebel National …
How radical has Obama's foreign policy been to date?
Pretty damned radical. Bill Whittle takes 10 minutes to tell the story. This ought to be required watching for every educated, and I stress the word educated, voter in …
"Washington appears weak, rudderless and frequently confused"
Nile Gardiner: Just a few years ago the United States was genuinely feared on the world stage, and dictatorial regimes, strategic adversaries and state sponsors of terror trod carefully …
I'll admit to not ever before hearing from or about Niall Ferguson…
... but after listening to what follows, I want to hear more from and about the man from here on out: Was that good or what? H/T Dan Friedman …