September 22, 2010. Elebash Recital Hall, New york. CH, Peter Beinart, George Packer.
The panel discusses America's position in, and relationship to, the rest of the world under Obama and whether or not his foreign policy has been effective.
What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof.
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Is Obama's Foreign Policy Working?
September 30, 2010Posted by Tom at 16:47
Labels: 2010, Barack Obama, Christopher Hitchens, Foreign Policy, George Packer, Peter Beinart
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Quite good this and he attacks the Republicans (Bush and co.) for leaving the problem of Iran to Obama.
I hope he doesn't watnt war in Iran though.
What problem with Iran? The fact that it isn't occupied yet?
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