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Is Mexico heading south?
By Christian Brose For too long, Mexico's intensifying war against narcogangs has gone largely unnoticed in U.S. debate. At last, that's changing. For starters, there was the Joint Forces Command report late last year warning that Mexico, like Pakistan, is in danger of near-term collapse. ...
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Mexico- The New York Times
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U.S. Attorney Scandal: Feds Probe Domenici for Obstruction of Justice In Iglesias Firing
tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com — A federal grand jury probe of the firings of nine U.S. attorneys during the Bush administration is... focusing on the role played by recently retired Sen. Pete Domenici (R-NM) and former senior Bush White House aides in the 2006 dismissal of David ... (more) U.S. Attorney Scandal: Feds Probe Domenici for ...
Napolitano's priority: Canada border
washingtontimes.com — By: canadianfookair "Canadian border!?" "Don't talk about the Canadian border!" "Canadian border!?" "Are you kidding me!?" I... think coach Mora just about sums up my feelings on this issue. January 26, 2009 at 2:54 p.m. | Mark as Offensive By: ... (more) Napolitano's priority: Canada border
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Stones Cry Out — ... Evangelical. Setting the record straight. Quoth many a tyrant, if not so outspoken about it. Perhaps a group to watch. Very close. Mr Updike’s passing noted. A Roman liturgy blog looks East. A question not answered. I’m thinking … hopefully March not tomorrow. On that “right to choose” thing. Our Southern border. Well, I have to agree, I hope Mr Obama fails at ...

The War In Mexico
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan — ... that the gang war in Mexico is a bigger threat than Afghanistan and Iraq. Christian Brose analyzes the situation and says the hyperbole isn't warranted - yet: ...

Omnibus Catch-Up #2
The American Scene — ... (7) As an avid reader of John Robb, and as a friend of the great Dan Kurtz-Phelan — one of the finest foreign policy minds in Democratic circles — I’ve been obsessed with Mexico’s struggles with narcogangs for a long time, and, as Chris Brose notes, the crisis is now garnering the attention of key policy elites. Brose wants to tamp down the hysteria. ...

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