NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE www.nationalreview.com Mona Charen July 27, 2010 Russia Spies, America Apologizes American conduct over the Russian spy ring was pathetic. Arriving at a biker’s convention in Ukraine on his Harley Davidson trike, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin offered a few observations on his recent celebratory meeting with the ten Russian sleeper agents […]
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National Review: Romney Had It Right At The START by The Editors Enlarge Cliff Owen/APThe editors of National Review agree with Mitt Romney. New Start is a bad deal for the United States. Cliff Owen/APThe editors of National Review agree with Mitt Romney. New Start is a bad deal for the United States. Mitt Romney
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JULY 8, 2010 On Pentagon Wish List: Russian Copters By NATHAN HODGE WASHINGTON—The Obama administration’s recent lifting of sanctions against Russia’s state arms exporter could boost orders for Russian aircraft from a somewhat-unexpected customer: the U.S. military. As part of its effort to equip the militaries of Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan, the Pentagon has in
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OBAMA’S WORST FOREIGN POLICY MISTAKE Mitt Romney Tuesday, July 6, 2010; Given President Obama’s glaring domestic policy missteps, it is understandable that the public has largely been blinded to his foreign policy failings. In fact, these may have been even more damaging to America’s future. He fought to reinstate Honduras’s pro-Chávez president while stalling Colombia’s
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JULY 3, 2010 Independence Day in Siberia From a former Soviet Army truck driver, I learned the blessings of being an American. By HILARY KRIEGER My “there but for the grace of God” moment came on March 30, 2005. On that day, I found myself in the musty, bare apartment of 75-year-old Josef Katz, a
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MAY 27, 2010 Obama’s Russia Tribute What he gave away in return for watered-down Iran sanctions. When the Obama Administration last week secured the Kremlin’s support for U.N. sanctions on Iran, the White House touted a big dividend from its “reset” in relations with Russia. Now the price for Moscow’s cooperation is becoming clearer, and
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Washington Times Wednesday, April 28, 2010 GAFFNEY: Arsenal of roguery Frank J. Gaffney Jr. Seventy years ago, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt announced to the nation in one of his famous “fireside chats” that America must be “the great arsenal of democracy.” It was a visionary and, at the time, controversial declaration that a nation dead-set
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APRIL 24, 2010 Black Sea Chill Russia asserts itself in its near-abroad. ‘I hear lots of talk [in the U.S.] that the Cold War is over. It might be over for America, but certainly it’s not over for Vladimir Putin.” So said Georgia’s President Mikheil Saakashvili during a visit to our offices this week, and
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APRIL 17, 2010 Stopping Missile Defense? The U.S. and Russia can’t both be right about the new arms pact. From arms control deals to this week’s Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, President Obama says his atomic diplomacy “will make America safer.” This sound bite deserves proper scrutiny, and fortunately the Senate can do that once
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Washington Times Tuesday, March 30, 2010 GAFFNEY: Ridding the world of U.S. arms Frank J. Gaffney Jr. President Obama announced Friday that he had concluded a follow-on to the 1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) with Russia. He characterized the cuts that it would make in the two nations’ nuclear arsenals as a major step
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