5 Quagmires President Obama (Probably) Won't Address in His Last SOTU
Messes for a legacy.
Messes for a legacy.
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Continuation of policy acknowledgment signaled over last week.
Intervention in Libya open-ended for the people of the region.
Doing something for no good reason isn't a viable policy doctrine.
U.S. says it makes the conflict riskier
Lesson learned? Hardly.
The president's rationalization for autocratic military action is a license for unchecked global war.
For our own safety, we must disband these squads of killers.
The former Bush defense secretary's said he's always been uncomfortable with the democratic rhetoric.
David Brooks can't even learn from our Iraq mistakes right
Iran is not the only threat here. Our own hubris is equally dangerous.
We would be safer from terrorism without the U.S. government.
We can only live without the fear of terrorism if the U.S. government stops antagonizing foreign populations that have never threatened us.
The wages of interventionism is death.
The U.S. government acts as if it has a license to kill.
Axis of evil 2.0? Rubio illustrates the one-dimensional thinking of many interventionists, enemies everywhere and only America to do something about it
President Obama says he wants authorization for military action in Iraq but doesn't need it. Will there be a substantive debate in Congress?
Nearly $1 trillion was spent on the war in Afghanistan, mostly under President Obama.
And they may have almost put the group in charge of Syria.
And positioning for a presidential run, too.
As unlikely as it sounds, anti-interventionists may miss the 44th president when he's gone.
The beef ISIS has is with the government in Iraq, not the U.S.
Nouri al-Maliki hasn't formed a government since winning a third term in April.