Alan Bock on meddling in the Mideast ‘peace process’
U.S. President Barack Obama’s eloquent Cairo speech was distinguished by the quality of his previous major speeches, that of speaking as an adult to adults. He promised to say what he thought, and did so on all of the topics he addressed. He was not a comfortable guest for the Egyptian government, although a courteous …
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Kelley Vlahos on Karzai’s quiet win over Obama
What works and what’s right are the same, says William Lind
Justin Raimondo on Obama’s ‘peace feelers’
Hilite title: Whence the Terror Hysteria?
Subhead: Follow the money, says Philip Giraldi
William Fisher on Obama’s “unprecedented level of openness”
Justin Raimondo on the new nation-builders
On Friday, court-watchers received some deeply depressing news – 33 pages of unconstitutional hogwash directed at the Supreme Court by President Obama’s Justice Department [.pdf], in which no stone of dubious legality was left unturned in the administration’s desperate and unprincipled attempts to mimic its predecessors by preventing 17 Uighurs at Guantánamo from being resettled …
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Gordon Prather on Newt’s North Korea nuttiness