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| Jennifer Rubin: Foreign policy consequences Dec 3rd 2012, 14:45 More so than on domestic policy, President Obama laid out his national security views in the 2012 campaign. We were forewarned: - He wants to pull out of Afghanistan as fast as possible;
- he thinks there is time to negotiate with Iran over nuclear weapons;
- he is intent on slashing defense spending;
- he is averse to taking bold action in Syria;
- he has no interest in rebuilding our navy;
- he believes we can get along with Muslim Brotherhood-run Egypt; and
- he wants to give Russia's Vladimir Putin "more flexibility."
Read full article >>  | | Jennifer Rubin: Dear Mahmoud Dec 3rd 2012, 13:30 Palestinian Authority chief Mahmoud Abbas is delighted, announcing that he has his state. Right Turn has discovered the super-top-secret letter that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent to him. I couldn't verify it, but it sure sounds like something Bibi would say. Read full article >>  | | Jennifer Rubin: Morning Bits Dec 3rd 2012, 12:45 You expected him to be reasonable? Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner trying to defend President Obama's ludicrous opening offer: "The president is asking for $1.6 trillion worth of new revenue over 10 years, twice as much as he has been asking for in public. He has stimulus spending in here that exceeded the amount of new cuts that he was willing to consider. It was not a serious offer." Read full article >>  | | Jennifer Rubin: Sunday Wrap Dec 2nd 2012, 22:24 1. Who said this? "This is Reagan Republican policy, and the Republican Party needs to be in favor of reforming immigration so that more people can come here legally, high-skilled or unskilled, and we need some path forward for people who have already been working here and living here for years." Read full article >> | |
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