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The Concordian Politics Blog

U.S. relations with the Middle East: Military might

Posted on January 30, 2014January 31, 2014 by Mark Besonen

View the opposing argument here. After more than a decade, America’s conventional wars in the Middle East appear to be drawing to a close. By next year, we will have largely withdrawn from Afghanistan, leaving its defense to the relatively untested Karzai government. Combining this with our withdrawal from Iraq several years ago, and the…

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The Concordian Politics Blog

The Afghanistan Question

Posted on April 3, 2013September 10, 2013 by Zach Schumacher

For the United States the war in Afghanistan is finally approaching an end. President Obama’s deadline for troop withdrawal is set for the end of 2014, and for many in America this could not come sooner. The conflict, now more than a decade old, has resulted in the deaths of over 2,000 US military personnel…

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In defense of a general

Posted on December 3, 2012 by Jon-Erik Nelson

The swirling controversy surrounding the resignation of the director of the CIA, former four-star general David Petraeus, because of an extramarital affair is extremely perturbing. Surprisingly, the affair is perhaps the least bothersome piece of information about the whole situation. This is in no way to diminish the significance of General Petraeus’s actions; he made…

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Soldiers of fortune and misfortune

Posted on December 3, 2012 by Emma Connell

The GI Bill provides a valuable service to those who have provided an invaluable service to America. After World War I, veterans returned home to a bleak outlook: the Great Depression was taking root and the benefits promised to them by the government weren’t being given out. Veterans were living on the streets that they…

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