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nces, and increasing nuclear dangers. It's his call. Joseph Cirincione is president of Ploughshares Fund. Danielle Pletka: Any short analysis of Barack Obama's successes and failures in foreign policy must necessarily be incomplete. Is it enough to weigh his undeniable good judgment in ordering Navy SEALS

there will be a lot uncomfortable questions aired — if not answered — behind Davos's closed doors. Ankle 6. Foreign Policy EFTA00660819 Grading Obama's Foreign Policy Eight experts rate the president's performance so far January 23, 2012 Robert Kagan: On the accomplishment side of the ledger, c

d by Random House in 2012. Ted Galen Carpenter: President Obama has amassed a decidedly mixed record on foreign

thrown because Bush criticized them or President Barack Obama failed to shore them up, but because they

d prune less essential commitments. That is perhaps the biggest failure of Obama's foreign policy thus far. Ted Galen Carpenter, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, is the author of eight books on international affairs. Jamie Fly: As Barack Obama seeks reelection, he will likely tout the country's counterter

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opula=, not least with Republican voters. A Republican president could unl=ash disastrous new wars of choice, like George W. Bush's war in Ir=q and Barack Obama's war in Libya. But the neoconservative dream of a benign Pax Americana, in which China, Russia and other powers tre=ble before the might of Uncle Sam

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of choice, like George W. Bush's war in Ir=q and Barack Obama's war in Libya. But the neoconservative dre

carried into operation. Social Security and Medicare will n=t be abolished and replaced by some elaborate system of savings accounts d=eamed up at the Cato Institute. These middle-class programs are too popula=, not least with Republican voters. A Republican president could unl=ash disastrous new wars of choice,

e there are plenty of atheists and various kinds of unorthodox religious people in Congress. But they don't talk about it. You never hear President Obama making a speech about separation of church and state. He will occasionally allude to it. But I think that either proclaiming allegiance to a religio

ss. But they don't talk about it. You never hear President Obama making a speech about separation of church and st

ome pretty clear if you create a voucher program, you're just going to be funding creationism through the back door. BILL MOYERS: Neal McCluskey at the Cato Institute writes, "Were Kopplin's argument fundamentally that taxpayers should not have their money taken against their will to schools with which they might

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lease join us at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 14, in the Russell Senate Office Building, Room SR-188, as Dr. Jeffrey A. Singer, senior fellow at the Cato Institute, shares his new policy analysis on expanding methadone access. • CAP: The Time Tax: Better Access to Benefits by Reducing Administrative Burden —