Noah Millman continues the discussion on what we can know about Romney and Obama’s future foreign policy. I want to draw attention to these sentences near the end: I’m saying that making promises you don’t intend to keep is an index of bad character. Bush Jr. was right not to go to war over Georgia. [...]
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Noah Millman is hammering together a policy platform (here are parts one, two, three, four, five, and six). From the second post: My own inclination is to say that Obama’s health-care proposal is a step in the right direction, the..... Read Post
Larison thinks it unlikely to pay dividends. Millman reframes: The mystery isn’t why President Obama is running (partly) on foreign policy. The mystery is why Romney is. There is just no percentage in attacking Obama from the hawkis... Read Post
On foreign policy, Noah Millman calls Romney "the Republican Bill Clinton": [W]hat I’d expect from a Romney Presidency is neither a moderate Eisenhower foreign policy of cautious consolidation of a hegemonic position, nor a radical ... Read Post