Saturday, September 6, 2008

David Petraeus

Iran Plays a Deadly Game of Destablizing Iraq

Gen. David Petraeus calls it a 'proxy war'. more >>

The Battle on the Home Front

General Petraeus fails to quiet calls for speeding troop cuts in Iraq more >>

Cartoon: September 16, 2007

Bush Passes the Buck

The commander in chief makes it clear that the next president will have to find a way out of Iraq. more >>

Iraq Problem Isn't the Military

Petraeus makes a good argument about armed forces, but the Baghdad political situation is still awful. more >>

The Petraeus and Crocker Testimony

General and ambassador make a strong case for a continued American presence in Iraq. more >>

Looking Beyond Petraeus

American voters seem to suggest that Islamist terrorists will continue to be a threat—whatever the outcome. more >>

A General We Know: David Petraeus

Iraq war boss Gen. David Petraeus has become a household name. more >>

Congress Braces for a Bruising September

A contentious debate on the future of Iraq is in the offing. more >>

Hints on When Troops Come Home

Gen. David Petraeus, the Iraq war boss, is telling surge troops that they will not be kept past their 15-month tours. more >>

Maybe Zbig Can Replace the I-Man

Here's a thought: How about replacing foul-mouthed shock talker Don Imus with former Carter national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski? Give me a minute to explain.. more >>

Midweek Roundup

Here's the text of Bernard Lewis's lecture on being awarded the Irving Kristol Award by the American Enterprise Institute on March 7.. more >>

Almost as Good as Being in Baghdad

When Army Lt. Gen. more >>

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