Kori Schake

@KoriSchake

Hoover Institution fellow, fan of cost-efficient strategies in national security and baseball

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  1. I agree we should be defending them, but that's not where I think our governments are, and pretending doesn't help

  2. The problem is when your bluff gets called on it ; then what for Ukraine?

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    government trying to ban tech it doesn't understand, private company successfully testing tech government is incapable of creating

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    We were promised flying cars, we got reuseable rockets that can land on boats, which isn't that different tbh

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    Facing fiscal realities: the next President's first budget.

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    This is like an NFL team wishing they could play the Browns every game. Or the recent Cowboys. Sigh. If only.

  8. Agreed, it's a bad idea to create the perception we'll defend Ukraine unless we actually will.

  9. Great questions and solid arguments on all sides about America's role in the world Thanks!

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    Trump claims natsec cred, citing conservative site's online junk poll. Not a single top natsec ldr supports him.

  11. Military sales have long been the signal of cementing political alliance in the region, no?

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  12. Sly humor is just one of 's fine intellectual qualities; ferocious analysis, too.

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    Realists and their arguments, not liberals and their theories, are responsible for most US wars & use of force, for good and for ill

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  15. Pres Obama's 3 former SecDefs roundly criticize administration policy and policymaking, Hagel most damningly

  16. Incredibly powerful article bringing cost of Obama doctrine into focus

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    The decoupling of global growth from emissions is one of the most important (and encouraging) green trends going:

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