Those who have served have experienced first hand what it's like to fight in conflicts without clearly defined political goals or adequate tools of statecraft
His Senate race against Rep. Haley Stevens became a referendum on Israel for Democratic voters
In a wide-ranging interview with RS, the hawkish historian talks primacy, neoconservatives, and why he opposes the war in Iran
Numerous polls can't all be wrong. At some point there will be a reckoning with the out-of-touch Republican establishment in Washington.
Of course this would also appeal to Israel, prolonging the Middle East war and potentially drawing European governments into the theater, too.
On foreign policy the former senior senator from South Carolina was as far from Graham as one could get, and was quite quite unapologetic about it
