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Resorting to Power Reflects Failure of Leadership
As Dana Milbank pointed out in Wednesday’s Post, the administration needs to come clean with the facts on which it is basing a decision to intervene unilaterally in Syria. This momentous decision should not be made in sealed rooms by … Continue reading
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Tagged consensus, constitution, current affairs, current-events, dogma, freedom, international affairs, leadership, Middle East, military power, politics, power, Syria, terror, unilateral action, United Nations, war
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Let Loose the Dogs of Accord
The current turmoil in Syria, where tens of thousands of innocent citizens endure vicious and criminal cruelty from a rogue dictatorship, must stop. But how? If we’ve learned nothing from the last century it must be that to stand silent … Continue reading
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Tagged consensus, constitution, Middle East, power, Syria, terror, war
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High Streams: Sorting fact from belief 