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Schumer Complains About ISIS Terrorists
A proven master of hypocrisy.
Cover article in Economist. October 19, 2019
Who can trust Trump's America?
On the cover. Page 5
On the cover. Page 5
"The consequences of Donald Trump's betrayal of the Kurds: leader, page 11.
Removing American troops from Syria triggered a war, abandoned an ally and acted against the national interest: briefing, page 21"
Is the Economist agenda to protect innocent Kurds from Genocide or to badmouth Trump who they claim "triggered a war and abandoned an ally and acted against national interest".
"Alas shallowness and impulsiveness have become the Hallmark of Mr. Trump's foreign policy....Mr. Trump takes momentous decisions on a whim, without pondering the likely fallout or devising a coherent strategy to contain it"
Who can trust Trump's America? - The Economist asks: Ash Carter
https://www.economist.com/podcasts/2019/10/18/who-can-trust-trumps-america
About Ash Carter
August 2, 2011 - President Obama nominates Carter to replace Deputy Secretary of Defense William J. Lynn III.
September 23, 2011 - The US Senate unanimously confirms Carter as the deputy secretary of defense.
October 6, 2011-December 3, 2013 - Deputy Secretary of Defense.
December 5, 2014 - President Obama nominates Carter to succeed Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel. Hagel's resignation was announced November 24, 2014.
February 12, 2015 - Is confirmed by the Senate, 93 to 5, to be the new secretary of defense.
February 17, 2015-January 19, 2017 - Serves as the 25th secretary of defense.
July 12, 2016 - Makes an unannounced visit to Afghanistan to meet with the country's leaders and visit with US forces who are battling a resilient Taliban. Carter's trip comes a week after President Obama's announcement 8,400 troops will remain in Afghanistan through the end of 2017, a higher number than the 5,500 troops originally planned.
March 28, 2017 - Harvard University's Kennedy School announces that Carter will join the school as a professor and as director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.
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