Advertisements If Biden loses in November, the implications for Ukraine are grim, yet there is no accounting for this in US policy. That’s unacceptably dangerous. There are better policy options, and you can read about them in the latest edition of the Cutting Through newsletter. Continue Reading
Advertisements The praise for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. as an anti-war icon for his stance on Ukraine is deeply and tragically misplaced. Indeed, I’d argue it’s reminiscent of Trump being characterized as anti-war not long ago. But RFK, Jr. is a problem because his ignorant and frankly off-kilter ranting onContinue Reading
Advertisements My first Substack piece for this year revisits a theme I’ve written about before, which is the lack of serious debate about the war in Ukraine. This time, I take on the unfair and false characterization of those of us who question the Biden administration’s and NATO’s refusal toContinue Reading
Advertisements The folks over at Responsible Statecraft published an interesting piece last week from a former U.S. analyst and adviser, George Beebe. He made a persuasive case for why it is becoming more and more of a priority for Joe Biden to change his course of eschewing diplomacy and favoringContinue Reading
Advertisements One of my New Year’s resolutions will be to get back to maintaining a regular schedule on the Cutting Through newsletter. Due to some other commitments, that won’t happen to start the year, but I hope it will at some point in 2023. But I am closing out 2022Continue Reading
