Debate: If this is the future of foreign policy, we’re in trouble
There was little bone, much less meat, to be had in this head-to-head. But what was said certainly left a bad taste.
There was little bone, much less meat, to be had in this head-to-head. But what was said certainly left a bad taste.
The former general is selling books and sounding off about Afghanistan talks but he is ignoring how the majority of veterans really feel.
Partisan tropes and aggressive talking points prevailed over substance, and issues that really matter to Americans.
Last night’s embarrassing display did not cover foreign policy. And for that Quincy experts are grateful.