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» Jeb Bush struggles with Bush foreign policy legacy
“Gov. Jeb Bush has a family problem. Many voters don’t like him coming from a family of presidents.”
» ISIS renews fears about recruiting in U.S. prisons
The insulated prison environment is ideal for Islamic radicalization and recruitment by Islamic extremists.
» Michael Barone: Barack Obama’s ‘reckless disregard’ of the law
It’s a phrase in legal writing that means “gross negligence without concern for danger to others.”
» More Obamacare changes passed than failed
“With some very few exceptions, the policy changes are relatively modest.”
» Watchdog: VA employee fired for refusing to support firing a whistleblower
“Probably because he’s new, he doesn’t realize how institutionalized the retaliation is.”
» Mandate penalty prompts signups for Obamacare
A preliminary total of 11.4 million people signed up for healthcare nationwide.
» Editorial: Obama’s dangerous delusions about Islamic extremism
To call economic deprivation a root cause of religious fanaticism is simply nonsensical.
» Iran talks resume Thursday under pressure for a deal
Wendy Sherman, undersecretary of state for political affairs, will lead the preliminary meetings.
» New York Times slams Netanyahu, promotes Iran deal
Netanyahu, who is facing an election in the Holy Land March 17, was asked to give an address on March 3.
» Republican donors want hawkish foreign policy
Free agent Republican bundlers are prioritizing foreign policy and national security.
