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February 3, 2011
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Sudden Split Recasts U.S. Foreign Policy - Cooper, Landler & Mazzetti, NYT
After days of delicate public and private diplomacy, the United States openly broke with its most stalwart ally in the Arab world on Wednesday, as the...
Egypt's Days of Decision - Conrad Black, National Review
There are only three ways to deal with the sort of uprising that has occurred in the last week in Egypt: smash it, face it down more or less peacefull...
How Democracy Can Work in the Middle East - Fareed Zakaria, Time
When Frank Wisner, the seasoned U.S. diplomat and envoy of President Obama, met with Hosni Mubarak on Tuesday, Feb. 1, the scene must have been fami...
A Movement for Self-Determination - Seumas Milne, The Guardian
The fate of the Egyptian uprising is in the balance. There is a revolutionary situation in Egypt, but there has not yet been a revolution. In the wake...
Ugly Truth About Middle East Populism - Michael Goodwin, New York Post
Well, that was fast. Reflecting the growing prospect that events in Cairo will not have a happy ending, a top member of Egypt's Muslim Brotherh...
More Opinion and Analysis
Where Do the Health Care Challenges Go Next? - Sean Trende
With Judge C. Roger Vinson's long-awaited decision on the constitutionality certain provisions of last years' health care law, attention wi...
Joe Miller May Form a PAC as He Mulls Political Future - Scott Conroy
He may have lost his campaign to unseat Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) in November, but evidence is mounting to suggest that Alaskans have not seen t...
Why History Will Give Reagan the Last Laugh - Anthony Dolan
In office only two weeks Ronald Reagan had his 70th birthday party in the Roosevelt Room of the West Wing just across from the oval office. He walked...
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Unrest Surprises the West - Why? - RealClearWorld
Once again, European and American policymakers are surprised by a sweeping popular uprising. The outcomes and implications of what is currently happen...
T. Boone Pickens Unwittingly Reveals the Absurdity of "Energy Independence" - RealClearMarkets
This week's uprising in Egypt that occurred in concert with a minor spike in the price of oil unsurprisingly led to renewed commentary suggesting the ...
Beating Punxsutawney Phil At His Game - RealClearSports
If a groundhog can predict the weather, I can make a Super Bowl pick. Does anyone know how accurate that overgrown rodent is, anyway? I don’t c...
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