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Stop Saying This is a Coup

Gil Barndollar November 7, 2020

The Foreign Policy Choice this November

Gil Barndollar October 22, 2020

Kipling: Poet Laureate Of Soldiers, Sailors, And Colonizers

Gil Barndollar September 5, 2020

Worth Waiting for the Barbarians?

Gil Barndollar September 4, 2020

Fresh From Victory, the Sandernistas Ready for Tough Slog

Gil Barndollar February 12, 2020
The Unwoke Warren Who Wasn’t

The Unwoke Warren Who Wasn’t

Gil Barndollar February 11, 2020 - 1:33 PM Eastern
ROCHESTER, N.H. — The hour is getting late for Elizabeth Warren. Once briefly, maybe the Democratic presidential frontrunner, the Massachusetts senator is now seeking…

A Tale Of Two Veterans on the New Hampshire Trail

Gil Barndollar February 10, 2020
Pete Buttigieg and Tulsi Gabbard offer a study in contrasts---in worldview and in service.

Dem Debate Showcases Bernie-Buttigieg Race in New Hampshire

Gil Barndollar February 8, 2020 - 8:51 PM Eastern
Democrats hit Trump and hug each other as Biden fades.

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Biden Faces an Uncertain Fate in New Hampshire

Gil Barndollar February 7, 2020

Out of Africa? Two Cheers for Secretary of Defense Esper

Gil Barndollar December 31, 2019

The ‘Stabbed in the Back’ Myths of the War Hawks

Gil Barndollar August 28, 2019

What Is Trump’s Military Parade Actually Celebrating?

Gil Barndollar July 4, 2019

The Kosovo War at 20

Gil Barndollar April 29, 2019
How this oft-forgotten conflict unleashed our hyper-powered American exceptionalism and birthed an era of forever war.

When ‘America First’ Becomes Negotiable

Gil Barndollar November 12, 2018
The most remarkable thing about Trump's foreign policy is how much it's like his predecessors'.

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ISIS is Finished So We Should Leave Syria Now

Gil Barndollar April 6, 2018
Instead Donald Trump's team is inflating the threat, worried he'll rush away from war.

50 Years Later: What Tet Didn’t Destroy, Deferments Did

Gil Barndollar February 6, 2018
If Americans are looking for where the 'two Americas' first began to form, Vietnam is a good place to start.

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