The Absence Of Alternatives Clears The Mind

Iraq Has To Be Made An International, And Not Just A National American Problem.

Left To Its Own Devices, The State Department Machinery Tends Toward Inertia Rather Than Creativity; It Is Always On The Verge Of Turning Itself Into An Enormous Cable Machine.

At Any Rate, Mutually Assured Destruction Was Never Our Policy.

The Convictions That Leaders Have Formed Before Reaching High Office Are The Intellectual Capital They Will Consume As Long As They Continue In Office.

There Is No Realism Without An Element Of Idealism.