Month: June 2016

Bill Kristol’s Bizarre Third-Party Pick

Published by Eli Clifton 4 Comments

by Eli Clifton Bill Kristol was taking incoming from Donald Trump on Tuesday morning, which the neoconservative pundit relished. Even Trump seemed nervous about Kristol’s boasting over the weekend that “there will be an independent candidate—an impressive one, with a… Continue Reading →

Brookings: JCPOA “Unlikely” to Cause Regional Arms Race

Published by Derek Davison 1 Comment

by Derek Davison In a newly released report, Brookings Institution fellows Robert Einhorn and Richard Nephew argue that the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) will not lead to a “proliferation cascade” throughout the Middle East. Instead, their report suggests… Continue Reading →