Hey, did you enjoy last week's burst of good news? Well, sorry, today brings none of that. Instead, we've got grim revelations about the effectiveness of U.S. efforts in Afghanistan; the country's still evenly divided on impeachment; Chairman Nadler just tosses out his old views on impeachment from 1998; and a question of whether contempt is a side-dish or the main course in what political parties serve up these days.
Off the Record, U.S. Officials Acknowledge our Strategy in Afghanistan Is “Fatally flawed”
For the past few years, I've periodically checked in with the office of the special inspector general for Afghanistan Reconstruction, as several times a year they unveil a massive, in-depth review or study that generally uncovers bad news: major problems in the Afghan government's ability to pay for basic services, the Afghan military's ability to operate and ...
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| | | Jim Geraghty Hey, did you enjoy last week's burst of good news? Well, sorry, today brings none of that. Instead, we've got grim revelations about the effectiveness of U.S. efforts in Afghanistan; the country's still evenly divided on impeachment; Chairman Nadler just tosses out his old views on impeachment from 1998; and a question of whether contempt is a side-dish or the main course in what political parties serve up these days. Off the Record, U.S. Officials Acknowledge our Strategy in Afghanistan Is “Fatally flawed” For the past few years, I've periodically checked in with the office of the special inspector general for Afghanistan Reconstruction, as several times a year they unveil a massive, in-depth review or study that generally uncovers bad news: major problems in the Afghan government's ability to pay for basic services, the Afghan military's ability to operate and ... Read More | | | | | | | Follow Us & Share 19 West 44th Street, Suite 1701, New York, NY, 10036, USA Your Preferences | Unsubscribe | Privacy View this e-mail in your browser. | |
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