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Rich Lowry: The foolhardy campaign against ‘endless wars’

Barack Obama and Donald Trump are diametrically opposed figures, representing the categorical rejection of the other for his supporters, yet they share significant foreign-policy DNA. They both defined themselves in opposition to George W. Bush’s foreign policy. Obama probably wouldn’t have defeated Hillary Clinton for the 2008 Democratic nomination if she hadn’t voted for the […]

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Austin Bay: Are sanctions helpful, or just moral posturing?

With the goals of halting human rights abuse and deterring corruption, the U.S. Treasury Department and State Department now routinely impose assorted financial, travel and legal sanctions that target specific “perpetrators of serious human rights abuse and corruption” — individual bad actors and organizations (entities) the thugs and scumbags manipulate. Earlier this year, I was […]

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Bloomberg opinion: Turkey’s aggression demands a firm response

The following editorial appears on Bloomberg Opinion: Turkey’s invasion of northeastern Syria has been roundly and rightly criticized by the international community. As the situation deteriorates, the world quickly needs to move beyond mere opprobrium. So far, action has been limited. Several European nations have suspended arms sales to the government of Turkish President Recep […]

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Rich Lowry: Elizabeth Warren’s threat to the Constitution

There’s a brewing constitutional crisis, and it is the Elizabeth Warren surge in the Democratic primaries. Should the Massachusetts senator become president of the United States, she will undertake a historic bout of federal activism unmoored from any serious consideration of constitutional constraints. This would far exceed the current “constitutional crisis” over the Ukraine controversy. […]