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Palin’s First Interview Impresses Few, Concerns Many
Even allowing for some leeway on the Bush Doctrine, many saw in Palin’s overall performance proof of a foreign-policy novice quickly forced to cram for her first big test.
Posted 09/12/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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Tyler Cowen and Ezra Klein on Palin’s Speech and What Obama and McCain Would Each Accomplish — or Not — As President
For today’s conversation, we bring together Tyler Cowen, a professor of economics at George Mason University who blogs at MarginalRevolution.com, and The American Prospect’s Ezra Klein.
Posted 09/04/08 in Daily Intel : Instant Politics
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Small Army Advising Obama on Foreign Policy, Worrying Some
Apparently, there are actually very few people who aren't advising him on this stuff.
Posted 07/18/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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Will McCain’s Foreign-Policy Cred Take Him to the White House?
Can he win California? Can he win over the voters that Republicans usually ignore as if they were Reverend Wright proffering a hug?
Posted 04/10/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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