America Is at Risk of Boiling Over -- Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal
And out-of-touch leaders don't see the need to cool things off.
It is, obviously, self-referential to quote yourself, but I do it to make a point. I wrote the following on New Year's day, 1994. America 16 years ago was a relatively content nation, though full of political sparks: 10 months later the Republicans would take the House for the first time in 40 years. But beneath all the action was, I thought, a coming unease. Something inside was telling us we were living through "not the placid dawn of a peaceful age but the illusory calm before stern storms."
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
A Hiroshima Apology? -- Warren Kozak, Wall Street Journal
Still thankful for the bomb -- John Rossi, Philadelphia Inquirer
Yes, Afghanistan is Vietnam -- Harold Gould, The Diplomat
A kinder, gentler Taliban: Terrorist propaganda can't hide murderous strategy -- Washington Times editorial
Why Not Abandon the Women of Afghanistan? -- Judy Bachrach, World Affairs
Obama's briefing on Iran: It's about pressure, not diplomacy -- Robert Kagan, Washington Post
Five comments on the Israel-Lebanon border clash and what it means -- Daniel Levy, Foreign Policy
The QDR's Catastrophic Report -- Lawrence Korb, Charles Knight, Foreign Policy
Naomi Campbell's pique finally has a purpose -- Greg Campbell, The Guardian
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