The American Conservative

Acknowledging and explaining my errors and bad predictions over the last year.

Webb was right to end his campaign for the Democratic nomination.

Peter Beinart noticed that Bernie Sanders wasn’t very well-prepared to talk about …

The opportunity to attack Clinton on her foreign policy vulnerabilities was completely squandered.

A few more foreign policy questions that the candidates should be asked tonight

Several of Clinton’s opponents are in a good position to take advantage of her vulnerability on foreign policy.

How to assess an Iran deal. Graham Allison offers five lessons from …

The Democratic Party isn’t as united on foreign policy as it might seem.

The Democrats need to have some challengers to run against Clinton, but the focus on Warren is misplaced.

Abu Ghraib goes to court. Kelley Vlahos reports on the role of …

His entry into the race should be very good and healthy for the Democratic Party and the country.

Clinton was an architect of a major policy blunder that continues to wreck the country that “benefited” from the intervention.

The Democrats and the country would be much better off with someone other than Clinton as the party’s nominee.

It would be good for the country if he ran against Clinton, but there are no incentives for him to do this.

What will it take for Republicans to reclaim moderate internationalism?

I agree wholeheartedly with Rod that Rush Limbaugh’s analysis is not worth …