Rubio's Iran Tantrum and the Hawkish Loathing of Diplomacy
• theamericanconservative.com, By Daniel LarisonMarco Rubio's response to the string of diplomatic successes with Iran is as foolish as one would expect:
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Marco Rubio's response to the string of diplomatic successes with Iran is as foolish as one would expect:
To awaken Thursday to front-page photos of U.S. sailors kneeling on the deck of their patrol boat, hands on their heads in postures of surrender, on Iran's Farsi Island, brought back old and bad memories.
The official story of those captured US sailors makes no sense
To awaken Thursday to front-page photos of U.S. sailors kneeling on the deck of their patrol boat, hands on their heads in postures of surrender, on Iran's Farsi Island, brought back old and bad memories.
As the cold war between Iran and Saudi Arabia heats up, the Barack Obama administration is trying to straddle the fence and not take sides, but its actions tell a different story -- they all seem to favor Tehran.
The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that the NSA under President Obama targeted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his top aides for surveillance.
Ballistic-Missile Program. Spot what's wrong with the following sentence: "The Obama administration is preparing to impose its first financial sanctions on Iran since it forged a landmark nuclear agreement in July."
Growing ISIS Presence Only Adds to Problems
The notion that a political settlement will take place lacks credibility - the realities on the ground in Syria won't allow it
Claims Massive Gains Against ISIS by Largely Fictional Faction
On Monday, Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter appeared before the Senate Armed Services Committee to outline a new US military strategy for the Middle East.
On October 27, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter announced that the Pentagon is contemplating "direct action on the ground" in both Iraq and Syria, "in an effort to combat the self-proclaimed Islamic State terrorist group." (Sputnik, October
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Tuesday that the U.S. will begin "direct action on the ground" against ISIS forces in Iraq and Syria, aiming to intensify pressure on the militants as progress against them remains elusive.
'This Is Combat and Things Are Complicated'
Obama, Iran, the JPOA, and Federalist Paper #75 ("The Treaty-Making Power of the Executive")
A good cop/bad cop routine by the US and Israel was in fact a strategy to get crippling sanctions against Iran approved by the UN Security Council
Obama faces a Republican-led Congress set on blocking his agenda. Nothing new there. He's trying to round up support for a nuclear deal with Iran that even some in his own party oppose, led by Senator Charles Schumer, a New York Democrat
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Barack Obama's administration has taken its Iran sales pitch to Capitol Hill where Republicans remain opposed and Democrats are yet to make up their minds
Former Rep. Ron Paul said in two recent interviews that he supports the Obama administration's nuclear agreement with Iran, calling it "to the benefit of world peace."
The U.S. allows Tehran to keep its nuclear program with the secret hope that America's foe will become a friend.
President Obama warned it would be a very long war against ISIS in his speech yesterday. The deafening sound you heard in the background was the cheering from the military-industrial complex.
US policymakers sign and date paper calling for the division, destruction, and US occupation of Syria.
Seymour Hersh has published a long account of the homicide of Osama bin Laden
It's been four years since a group of US Navy Seals assassinated Osama bin Laden in a night raid on a high-walled compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
A story published on Sunday alleges that President Obama deceived Americans with his narrative of the 2011 assassination of Osama bin Laden.
Rapid changes are occurring in Yemen.
Joshua Muravchik drops any pretense to being interested in a diplomatic solution with Iran:
Obama admin wants to prosecute leakers but doesn't want to admit Stuxnet role.
Says US Troops May Have to Help 'Moderate' Rebels