The vice president is putting Israel in its place and making all the right people mad.
State of the Union: Iran’s military said it was closing the Strait of Hormuz over Israel’s continued strikes in Lebanon.
For the veep, it would seem a time for choosing.
The vice president’s realist impulses sit uneasily alongside reflexive hawkism.
As the right fragments, the vice president enters the spotlight.
Like many U.S. officials, Iran’s leaders learned hard lessons from war with Iraq.
American national interest in the subcontinent is material, not moral, and there are no easy solutions to the war.
The vice-presidential candidate’s comments are the latest evidence of the gravity of the GOP foreign policy realignment.
A negotiated settlement is the most viable way to end the carnage.
The return to a Taft-lite American foreign policy in Europe is a much needed change.
