Our View NATO should be shelved for good
The piece argues NATO is obsolete post Cold War and costly to the United States. It cites expansion tensions after Hungary Czech Republic and Poland joining and suggests America end its defense role. It questions Albright's globalist vision and urges a timetable for withdrawal.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Soviet Union
U.S
Madeleine Albright
Middle East
Central Africa
Hungary
Czech Republic
Poland
Barbara Conry
Cato Institute
Albright
United States
America
Europe
Kosovo
Let the Senate trial begin
Cal Thomas argues that censure is insufficient and a Senate trial should proceed. He cites Byrd Moynihan as leaning toward trial, warns censure could destabilize the presidency, and recalls Founders views on impeachable offenses. He says if charges are true the Senate should decide, not a brokered censure.
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Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
New York
Clinton
House
Moynihan
James Iredell
North Carolina Supreme Court
Massachusetts
James Madison
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Thomas
Bill Clinton
Supreme Court
Byron White
Rhodes
Food for thought from a syndicated columnist
Thomas Lowell offers varied observations on public life and politics. He critiques impeachment, school vouchers, privatization, media hype, and liberalism while noting aging and personal reflections. Lowell speaks from his Hoover Institution tenure at Stanford, urging clear trade offs and realism.
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Kenneth Starr
Lowell
Hoover Institution
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