politico.com - 12/2/2008
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The only way that the national security team will speak with one voice is if it receives some very strong, top-down leadership from the President-elect. But I am less interested in the ability of the national security team to speak with one voice than I am in its ability to get the major issues ...
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... The Arena asked us contributors to . . . well . . . contribute.
As I write
here, I find it interesting that the President-elect appears to
be backing away from his commitment to remove troops from Iraq in
16 months and his approach on decision-making seems to be lifted
straight from the playbooks of George W. Bush and John McCain. This
probably won't get the President-elect the same level of
opprobrium, of course; the President-elect's current rapturous
honeymoon precludes this sort of thing. But someone ought
to point out the irony. We were asked to consider whether ...
Welcoming The Obama National Security Team
A Chequer-Board of Nights and Days —
The Arena asked us contributors to . . . well . . . contribute. As I write here , I find it interesting that the President-elect appears to be backing away from his commitment to remove troops from Iraq in 16 months and his approach on decision-making seems to be lifted straight from the playbooks of George W. Bush and John McCain. This probably won't get the President-elect the same level of opprobrium, of course; the President-elect's current rapturous honeymoon precludes this sort of thing. But someone ought to point out the irony. We were asked to consider whether Bill ...
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