Some pretty damning numbers in this new Cato poll on voters and foreign policy:

Guys, I think I figured it out! The Harris campaign is so into “joy” that they got Marie Kondo to downsize the foreign policy section of the website.

The puns are why I will never quit this hellsite.

Ah, like the famous proverb: If at first you don't succeed, 𝚝̶𝚛̶𝚢̶ ̶𝚝̶𝚛̶𝚢̶ ̶𝚊̶𝚐̶𝚊̶𝚒̶𝚗̶ ratchet up another notch on the escalation ladder and hope this one produces a miracle.

Kamala Harris could be a strong candidate on foreign policy, especially in the Middle East. It’s a bad optional choice to embrace bad policies on Gaza and the wider Middle East. Harris and Dems could easily and quickly change course. Here’s how. 1/11

Imagine talking to normal human beings - rather than DoD lawyers - and telling them that yes, there are rockets being fired at US troops but no, this is not a combat zone because that means something very specific. They'd rightly laugh you out the room.

Maybe I'm old fashioned, but it seems like diplomatic malpractice for a country's foreign office to take a side in the (close!) election of their primary security provider.

One to read every year on this day. politico.com/magazine/story…

Check out Stimson Center experts on foreign policy takeaways from the debate: stimson.org/2024/president…

1984: Morning in America 1988: Willie Horton 1992: It's the economy stupid 1996: Bridge to the past 2000: Hanging chads 2004: Swift Boat 2008: You can actually see Russia 2012: Binders full of women 2016: Basket of deplorables 2020: Stop the steal 2024: They're eating the dogs?

What was it Kissinger said about the Iran-Iraq war again?

Well, that should certainly help to pierce the Atlanticist bubble that keeps MSC so out-of-touch.

It's Debatable is up! Did Trump or Harris win the debate on foreign policy? Depends if you're looking at style or substance. foreignpolicy.com/2024/09/13/har…

Huh, that's unusual.

"Force de Frappe" remains the funniest thing about nuclear weapons. Hands down, no competition.

Once again I'm begging people to realize that history has been very long and that in addition to 1938 there has been many other years.