Democrats, Too, Love Trump’s Wars
Apr 16, 2018 Limp procedural arguments calling for Congress to rubber-stamp a war is not opposing war.
No Good Reasons to Continue America’s Longest War
Oct 5, 2017 Our costly presence in Afghanistan is on track to continue at least another decade, as politicians fail to articulate past failures or envision future strategy.
Trump Falls in Line With Interventionism
Sep 19, 2017 The president’s U.N. speech shows that his policies are the same as the neocon strategies of George W. Bush and liberal intervention of Barack Obama.
Why Big Organizing Works
Jan 5, 2017 What we learned from Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign and many other movements is that far more people are willing to step up if you ask them to do something big to win something big.
OWS Prepares for Winter Hibernation
Nov 13, 2011 As members of the OWS encampment in New York City head into what promises to be a brutal winter, activists with differing notions about where the movement should go next can all agree on one thing: survival. (more)
Dah Danger
Jul 29, 2010
Afghanistrategy
Jul 29, 2010
McChrystal Discusses Afghanistan Plan
Jan 26, 2010 America's top brass in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, sat down for a talk with the Financial Times last week about his strategy in the South Asian nation, how long he thinks U.S. troops will remain there and the possibility of the Taliban's participation in the Afghan government.
McChrystal Draws Support, Scorn on Capitol Hill
Oct 6, 2009 What's the right way for a top general to advise the president about wartime strategy? What if his recommended strategy is potentially at odds with the president's preferred course of action? Gen. Stanley McChrystal ran up against these questions in recent days, and not everyone in Washington thinks he handled his part in the matter appropriately.
Obama Meets With NATO Chief on Afghan Strategy
Sep 29, 2009 President Barack Obama is under major pressure to sort out the future U.S. commitment and plan of action in Afghanistan, and thus his work was cut out for him during his huddle Tuesday with NATO leader Anders Fogh Rasmussen.
