Our View on Iraq sovereignty and the turning point
Our view argues the sovereignty handover is largely symbolic yet important, urging a fixed U.S. withdrawal date to erode insurgent credibility. It stresses training more Iraqi security forces, reviewing Bremer decrees, and redefining U.S. Iraq ties from occupier to ally under Allawi.
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Iraq
U.S
Camp Pendleton
Christopher Preble
Libertarian Cato Institute
United States
Iyad Allawi
L. Paul Bremer
Allawi
John Negroponte
Clinton and Bush tied by foreign policy ironies
Stephen Chapman notes the parallels between Clinton and Bush on international conduct. He cites reactions from Europe, UN disputes, Kosovo and Iraq, highlighting unilateral rhetoric and multilateral tensions. The piece concludes that Clintonian and Bush methods share continuities and flaws.
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Atlantic Alliance
America
Europe
George W. Bush
Bush
Iraq
Bob Dole
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Dick Cheney
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U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Madeleine Albright
Public Forum on Sheriff Office Pay and Duty
A deputy's child praises ECSO and Sheriff Mark Donaldson for pushing a pay raise. He argues low county pay harms readiness and safety, urging commissioners to match other departments’ wages to support law enforcement and community security. Chief Chris Pipes warns against making ECSO a training ground for others.
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Ector County
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ECSO
Mark Donaldson
Commissioners Court
America
Odessa
Chris Pipes
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