Romney Talks National Security -- Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post
Mitt Romney looked the part of commander in chief. In a crisply delivered speech before a bevy of flags at the Virginia Military Institute he looked, as the campaign planned, as if he might already be the president.
The speech, as expected, was an indictment of Obama’s failed leadership. Romney highlighted the career of George Marshall, a VMI graduate. (“General Marshall once said, ‘The only way human beings can win a war is to prevent it.’ Those words were true in his time — and they still echo in ours.”)
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
No escape from the Middle East -- Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
Neither Assad nor Tehran is on the brink of collapse, a writer argues -- The National
No-Fly Time in Syria -- Michael Moran, Slate
Will the Next Front in the Syrian Revolt Be with Turkey? -- Piotr Zalewski, Time
Challenging times for Turkey -- The Australian
Leading from behind while Iran goes nuclear -- Vice Adm. Robert R. Monroe, The Washington Times
Analysis: Iran government likely to win battle of wills over currency -- Andrew Torchia, Reuters
Freedom in Jordan does not extend to information -- Daoud Kuttab, Washington Post
Salafists urge ultraconservative Islam on post-Arab Spring governments -- William Booth, Karin Brulliard and Abigail Hauslohner, Washington Post
Libyans need a government - not politicking -- National editorial
Mali burning -- Washington Post editorial
Eleven Years On, Afghanistan ‘Far from Ready’ -- Patrick Brennan, NRO
Germany Should Return to the Deutsche Mark -- Gilad Alper, Jerusalem Post
Niall Ferguson on Europe’s New Fascists -- Niall Ferguson, Daily Beast
Neo-Fascism's Stunning Rise in Europe -- Barry Strauss, Real Clear World
Does Ivanishvili's win put Georgia back in Russia's orbit? -- Paul Rimple, Christian Science Monitor
IMF Sees ‘Alarmingly High’ Risk of Deeper Global Slump -- Sandrine Rastello, Bloomberg
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