I Don't Think Anybody Who Is Already

For A Decade Or More After The Vietnam War, The People Who Had Guided The U.s. To Disaster Decently Shrank From The Public Stage.

I Don't Think Anybody Who Is Already With Donald Trump Is Going To Be Peeled Off By His Not Knowing About Nato Or Why Japan Does Not Have Nuclear Weapons, Or Things Of That Sort.

Our Military Plans Should Be Based On The Assumption Of Unpredictability, Rather Than On Carefully Drawn, Static Models Of The World.

It Seems To Be The Case That For The People Who Actually Are All In With Donald Trump - Which Is Who Knows: 35, 38, 40 Per Cent Of The Electorate - Apparently Nothing Can Dissuade Them.

The Hawk And The Dove Is A Wonderful Idea For A Book, Wonderfully Carried Out. Nicholas Thompson Has Used Illuminating New Material To Present Each Of His Protagonists In A Convincing, Respectful, But Unsparing Way. Even More Valuable, He Has Used The Interactions And Tensions Between Paul Nitze And George Kennan To Bring Much Of American 20th Century Foreign Policy To Life, With Human Richness Ever Present But With The Big Issues Clear In All Their Complexity.