Iran Guilty, Facts Be Damned
How one reports the news is more important than the actual content, with many readers only scanning headlines before moving on to the sports or entertainment pages. An article by Yeganeh Torbati of...
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Reuel Marc Gerecht, the Wall Street Journal’s always available advocate of “let us reason together before we bomb Iran,” is now urging an immediate US surrogate attack on Syria by “unleashing the CIA.”...
View ArticleIsrael as Seen From Charlotte
The Democratic Party platform on Israel could reveal a shift in thinking in the White House. Coming on the heels of a “significant” scale down in planned joint military exercises with Israel and...
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Scott McConnell has reported how the Obama Administration appears to have developed a backbone in its dealings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Media accounts reveal that due to...
View ArticleLibya, National Security, and the Return of Obama the ‘Celeb’
The 2008 McCain campaign did real if temporary damage to Barack Obama with this television ad, titled “Celeb,” depicting the then-senator as a vain, spotlight-seeking nullity: The ad was largely the...
View ArticleOctober Has Come, But Not Gone
I have previously written for TAC about the October Surprise of 1980, how it developed, and what impact it might have had on the election of Ronald Reagan. The “Surprise” was arranged through a secret...
View ArticleTime to Cut a Deal with Tehran
In his second term, Richard Nixon had Watergate, but also the rescue of Israel in the Yom Kippur War. In his second term, Ronald Reagan had Iran-Contra, but also a treaty eliminating U.S. and Soviet...
View ArticleWithout Iran Diplomacy, Only War Remains
If Bibi Netanyahu succeeds in closing down Obama’s diplomatic path to Iran, only the road to war remains open. Which is exactly what Bibi wants. For what terrifies Tel Aviv, and rattles Riyadh, is not...
View ArticleIran Is Ready for a Deal
“Iran’s Nuclear Triumph” roared the headline of the Wall Street Journal editorial. William Kristol is again quoting Churchill on Munich. Since the news broke Saturday night that Iran had agreed to a...
View ArticleIran Guilty, Facts Be Damned
How one reports the news is more important than the actual content, with many readers only scanning headlines before moving on to the sports or entertainment pages. An article by Yeganeh Torbati of...
View ArticleOperation on Syria Successful, but the Patient Died
Reuel Marc Gerecht, the Wall Street Journal’s always available advocate of “let us reason together before we bomb Iran,” is now urging an immediate US surrogate attack on Syria by “unleashing the CIA.”...
View ArticleIsrael as Seen From Charlotte
The Democratic Party platform on Israel could reveal a shift in thinking in the White House. Coming on the heels of a “significant” scale down in planned joint military exercises with Israel and...
View ArticlePushback on Netanyahu Visit
Scott McConnell has reported how the Obama Administration appears to have developed a backbone in its dealings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Media accounts reveal that due to...
View ArticleLibya, National Security, and the Return of Obama the ‘Celeb’
The 2008 McCain campaign did real if temporary damage to Barack Obama with this television ad, titled “Celeb,” depicting the then-senator as a vain, spotlight-seeking nullity: The ad was largely the...
View ArticleOctober Has Come, But Not Gone
I have previously written for TAC about the October Surprise of 1980, how it developed, and what impact it might have had on the election of Ronald Reagan. The “Surprise” was arranged through a secret...
View ArticleTime to Cut a Deal with Tehran
In his second term, Richard Nixon had Watergate, but also the rescue of Israel in the Yom Kippur War. In his second term, Ronald Reagan had Iran-Contra, but also a treaty eliminating U.S. and Soviet...
View ArticleWithout Iran Diplomacy, Only War Remains
If Bibi Netanyahu succeeds in closing down Obama’s diplomatic path to Iran, only the road to war remains open. Which is exactly what Bibi wants. For what terrifies Tel Aviv, and rattles Riyadh, is not...
View ArticleIran Is Ready for a Deal
“Iran’s Nuclear Triumph” roared the headline of the Wall Street Journal editorial. William Kristol is again quoting Churchill on Munich. Since the news broke Saturday night that Iran had agreed to a...
View ArticleIran Guilty, Facts Be Damned
How one reports the news is more important than the actual content, with many readers only scanning headlines before moving on to the sports or entertainment pages. An article by Yeganeh Torbati of...
View ArticleOperation on Syria Successful, but the Patient Died
Reuel Marc Gerecht, the Wall Street Journal’s always available advocate of “let us reason together before we bomb Iran,” is now urging an immediate US surrogate attack on Syria by “unleashing the CIA.”...
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