THE WALL STREET JOURNAL THE DISSING OF THE PRESIDENT The world is treating Obama like another failed American Leader by Bret Stephens April 1, 2014 I’ve never liked the word diss—not as a verb, much less as a noun. But watching the Obama administration get the diss treatment the world over, week-in, week-out, I’m […]
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL THE PRESIDENT’S FOREIGN POLICY PARADOX By Walter Russell Mead Mr. Mead is a professor of foreign affairs and humanities at Bard College and editor at large of the American Interest. March 29, 2014 More than five years into his presidency, Barack Obama still wrestles with the foreign-policy contradiction that has dogged
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Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Superpower Once Lived Here William Kristol March 31 – April 7, 2014, Vol. 19, No. 28 EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: It’s been a bit bewildering, even disorienting, to watch Obama get mugged by reality and refuse to press charges. But of course he doesn’t want to press charges.
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL PUTIN’S CHALLENGE TO THE WEST By Robert M. Gates Mr. Gates served as secretary of defense under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama from 2006-11, and as director of central intelligence under President George H.W. Bush from 1991-93. March 26, 2014 Russian President Vladimir Putin has a long-festering grudge:
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL NATO’S MILITARY DECLINE March 25, 2014 Vladimir Putin and his American apologists like to blame NATO’s post-Cold War expansion for his territorial conquests, which ignores that the alliance refused in 2008 to let Georgia and Ukraine even begin the process of joining. Those are the two countries the Russian has
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL A GAS EXPORT STRATEGY March 20, 2014 The latest excuse for not exporting America’s domestic energy resources to reduce Vladimir Putin‘s political influence is that it’s too late to save Crimea. The anti-fossil-fuel left always has a reason not to drill, but their argument this time defies economic logic. The
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REDSTATE.COM Cold War Revisionism and the Defense of Obama’s Ukraine Blunder By: streiff (Diary) | March 14th, 2014 There is an op-ed in the Washington Post by Mark Kramer, director of the Project on Cold War Studies at Harvard University, making the rounds today titled Five myths about the Cold War. Like so many
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Jewish World Review March 19, 2014 / 17 Adar II, 5774 If Putin remains anti-American, he need not worry about Obama By Caroline B. Glick Nate Beeler, The Columbus Dispatch A black president suffering ‘white guilt’ and the destruction he’s left in his wake JewishWorldReview.com | Just before Russian President Vladimir Putin
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL REVIEW & OUTLOOK UKRAINE AND NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION March 19, 2014 The damage to world order from Vladimir Putin‘s invasion of Crimea will echo for years, but one of the biggest casualties deserves more attention: the cause of nuclear nonproliferation. One lesson to the world of Russia’s cost-free carve-up of Ukraine
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THE WASHINGTON POST It’s winter in Ukraine, but it’s spring break for Obama By Marc A. Thiessen, March 10, 2014 The Pentagon may be spending hundreds of thousands of dollars studying Vladimir Putin’s body language in order to “better predict [his] actions,” but Putin does not need a study to read President Obama’s body
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