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Liz Cheney: Obama Given Nobel Prize For Opposing American Dominance Appearing on Fox News Sunday , Liz Cheney attacked President Obama's Nobel Peace Prize. "Well, I think what the committee believes is they'd like to live in a world in which America is not dominant. And I think if you look at ...
Why Joe Biden Should Resign
huffingtonpost.com — It's been a big week for Joe Biden, with his position on Afghanistan landing him on the... cover of Newsweek. I have an idea for how he can capitalize on all the attention, and do what generations to come will always be grateful for: resign. On ... (more) Why Joe Biden Should Resign
Why a real counter-insurgency strategy is not possible in Afghanistan--and why politics may be the answer.
Why a real counter-insurgency strategy is not possible in Afghanistan--and why politics may be ...
tnr.com — The situation in Afghanistan increasingly looks like Iraq did not too long ago. Not the actual political... or military circumstances, of course, but the analysis and commentary. Phrases like "We’re entering a decisive period" and "It’s now or never" are ... (more) Why a real counter-insurgency strategy is not possible ...
Frank Rich on Afghanistan and the Three Amigos
Frank Rich on Afghanistan and the Three Amigos
themoderatevoice.com — Although I have written a couple of commentaries on the Afghanistan war, mainly illustrating the complexity of... that conflict, I will be the first one to admit that I am by no means an expert on that issue and that I have no relevant suggestions on how to proceed. The real experts are hard at ... (more) Frank Rich on Afghanistan and the Three Amigos
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TPMDC Sunday Roundup
Talking Points Memo — ... Liz Cheney denounces President Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize for "ruling in a way that makes sense to the majority of the people of the world," and for rejecting "American dominance." That and other political news in today's TPMDC Sunday Roundup. ...

Midday Open Thread
Daily Kos — ... From the who-could-have-seen-this-one-coming files, Liz Cheney thinks that President Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize is a very bad thing. ...

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