ISIS exists partially because of the president's hands-off approach, a philosophy that has limited U.S. options for shaping outcomes. Eric Jorgensen assesses the risk ISIS poses.
ISIS exists partially because of the president's hands-off approach, a philosophy that has limited U.S. options for shaping outcomes. Eric Jorgensen assesses the risk ISIS poses.

@DanKaszeta @CarlDrott Definitely! It'd be great to see an article of yours on Cicero again.

Arnold Isaacs reviews Peter Bergen's "United States of Jihad" and Scott Shane's "Objective Troy" for Cicero Magazine ciceromagazine.com/r…

Arnold Isaacs looks at recent two books which are straight-talking about the realities of "homegrown terrorists" ciceromagazine.com/r…

Arnold Isaacs reviews Peter Bergen's "United States of Jihad" and Scott Shane's "Objective Troy" for Cicero Magazine ciceromagazine.com/r…

.@ChrisMMiller80 examines the nuclear weapons debate, how it could be achieved and whether it would be a good thing. ciceromagazine.com/f…

Is a world without nuclear weapons a safer world?ciceromagazine.com/f… … @BlogsofWar @RCDefense #NuclearDeal #IranDeal #NuclearPower

.@ChrisMMiller80 looks into the nuclear weapons debate & whether we should talk about "disarmament" or "abolition." ciceromagazine.com/f…
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