 AP Photo Attempts to declare certain critiques verboten makes for a dumber, more boring foreign policy debate, not a smarter, more rigorous one. TAGGED: Blowback, neoconservatism, William Kristol, John McCain, United States, 9/11RECOMMENDED ARTICLES| The United States has long proved to be an indispensable partner and resource for positive change and the sharing of our democratic values. Other nations look to the United States for leadership and alliance. We must embrace more... more ›› |
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