The Middle East: All Bad Choices

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A digest of the latest commentaries from Andrew C. McCarthy and Victor Davis Hanson.

Andrew McCarthy

Pressuring Egypt to Stop the Pogrom on Christians
It's difficult when persecuting Christians is more popular than the coup against Morsi.

Read "Pressuring Egypt to Stop the Pogrom on Christians"
August 21, 2013, The Corner

Attacking the 'Enemies of Islam'
In Egypt, the Brotherhood is savaging Christians because . . . it works.

Read "Attacking the 'Enemies of Islam'"
August 21, 2013, NRO Article

Egypt's One Chance for Democracy
Only capable armed forces can check the violent proclivities of Islamic supremacism.

Read "Egypt's One Chance for Democracy"
August 17, 2013, NRO Article

 Victor Hanson

Rhetoric Running on Empty
There are serious problems with intervening in Syria — and they are mostly of the administration's making.

Read "Rhetoric Running on Empty"
August 22, 2013, The Corner

America the Trivial
The Kardashians are deemed more worthy of attention than what affects the security and prosperity of our nation.

Read "America the Trivial"
August 22, 2013, NRO Article

The Middle East: All Bad Choices
From Libya to Iran, our past actions have drastically limited our current choices.

Read "The Middle East: All Bad Choices"
August 20, 2013, NRO Article
Spring Fever

Read Andrew McCarthy's new book, Spring Fever: The Illusion of Islamic Democracy, the real story of the Arab Spring.
The End of Sparta

Read Victor Davis Hanson's new novel, The End of Sparta, a sweeping historical saga that follows one of the greatest generals of ancient Greece, Epaminondas.

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