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Category Archives: Foreign Policy
Thou shalt not kill…unless you’re Mitt Romney
I was struck by something during last night’s debate, which I intend to write about more extensively but a quick thought–I just wanted to say I was pretty sad to see Governor Romney, purportedly a devout Mormon and former bishop … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Rightwing Violence
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The Opinion of a Soldier
In wake of the vice-presidential elections my brother posted something on his FB that I thought would be interesting to share. (Ok Wiesman, you’re right. The presidential elections have sidelined the affirmative action issue, which is too bad.) I’ve redacted last names … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Military
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Sorry Mr. Netanyahu, clip art does not make for compelling arguments for war
Taking a brief sidestep from domestic politics, I have to say I was somewhat baffled when this came up in news feed. I have no idea–I can’t even posit a theory–why the Israeli prime minister would think amateurish clip art … Continue reading
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Holy crap. I’m at a loss…
The United States Consulate in Libya was attacked last night and 4 Americans were killed, including our ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens. This is a horrifying tragedy. It used to be that we came together as a country at times … Continue reading
If I could just weigh in quickly…
As Wiesman mentioned in his 9/11 post, the anniversaries of great national tragedies these days do nothing so much as give professional writers occasion to hand-wring about whether or not those tragedies should be used to make political points. If … Continue reading
Conservative priorities made plain
In case you missed it, the Romney campaign lost its national security spokesperson yesterday. Richard Grenell resigned because “the intense focus on his sexuality was making it impossible for him to do his job.” Yeah, he’s gay. At first, it appeared … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy, I hate my brain, LGBT, POTUS
Tagged American Family Association, Bryan Fischer, Dan Senor, Etch a Sketch, mitt romney, Richard Grenell
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