Four Reasons Bombing ISIS in Syria Isn't Well Thought-Out
Bad idea
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.
Just what the United States can do to deny ISIS further victories in Iraq is an open question.
Two decades of promiscuous intervention softened the ground for Putin's expansionism.
You may strain your eyes trying to differentiate between Obama and the people he dismisses as "interventionists."
In foreign policy the danger is intervention, not 'isolation'
The first rule governments should follow is, "Do no harm." The second: Assume that intervention will do far more harm than good.
America cannot live in liberty with a government equipped to meddle in foreign countries.
Are these the "#results" Obama wanted?
Russia masses troops near border
Their grievances shouldn't be dismissed because the U.S. government's taken a stand
The deadly consequences - and culpability - continue long after the last soldier leaves.
Andrew Bacevich's powerful critique of U.S. foreign policy backs the wrong remedy.
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