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June 22, 2009

Iran and North Korea: The Legacy of Jimmy Carter

Jimmy Carter won a Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 after campaigning for the award for years.  However, his actions, both during and after his presidency, have helped to establish the United States’ two greatest threats in 2009. by Michael Naragon … Continue reading →

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June 20, 2009

What Crisis? The Senate Prioritizes Baseball and Slavery

In a week which saw Barbara Boxer chide a brigadier general for not addressing her as “senator,” the body which she worked so hard to join mulled an investigation of Sammy Sosa and passed an apology for slavery. by Michael … Continue reading →

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April 30, 2009

Foreign policy ignorance is more threatening than the disease-formerly-known-as-swine-flu…

While the government wrings its hands over a potential pandemic, we have lost sight of some of the real dangers to the United States: North Korea, Iran, and Venezuela. by Michael Naragon Amid the furor of the porcine pestilence which … Continue reading →

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