Who Is In Charge Of Foreign Policy, The President Or The New York Times?
Because I get the feeling that the folks at the New York Times think they’re in charge.
That publication has published yet another classified document, this one written by National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley and detailing a lack of confidence in Iraqi Prime Minister al-Maliki.
At least, that’s the Times’ characterization of the memo. A full reading of the document (text available here) leaves one with the impression that the memo is more constructive criticism than anything else, which means this
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the courage to debate with honest opponents,
and the wisdom to know the difference.
