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Colombia-United States Free Trade Agreement / Agreement should be ratified or
Iranian nuclear crisis / Economic sanctions should be imposed on Iran or
Post-invasion Iraq / United States should increase troop levels
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- A 'Surge' in Iraq?
- A 'Surge' in Wasted Sacrifice
- A 'surge' to save Iraq? Sheer madness
- A Boost for Diplomacy
- A case for additional troops
- A flawed strategy in Iraq
- A hard winter in Iran
- A Heavier Iraq 'Footprint'
- A Mideast Counteroffensive
- A nuclear Iran is not an option
- A Plausible Plan B
- A Shift not a Surge
- A Skeptic's Case For the Surge
- A Surge in American Forces is Unacceptable
- A surge too far
- A surge without power in Iraq
- Adrift on Iran
- Against Half-Measures
- All Roads to Iran
- All We Are Saying... Is Give Petraeus a Chance
- America's Moral Duty in Iraq
- Another Iran Resolution
- Approve pact with Colombia
- Are we doing enough?
- Are We Winning in Iraq?
B
- Baghdad Is Key
- Betraying America
- Better Roses Than Cocaine
- Breaking A Logjam?
- Bush must call for reinforcements in Iraq
- Bush Raises Stakes On Free Trade
- Bush's Iraq Legacy
- Bush's Last Stand: Is president's new Iraq strategy too little, too late?
C
- Can't Be Bothered
- Colombia Free Trade Agreement: A Bad Deal for Everyone Involved
- Colombia Gives Free Trade A Chance
- Colombia Has Earned Its Trade Pact
- Colombia's Case
- Congress finally gets on free trade track
- Congress, priorities and power shifts
D
- Democrats Talk Sense to Democrats
- Democrats' real boss
- Don't turn U.S. back on hemispheric allies
- Doubling Down in Iraq
- Drop Dead, Colombia
E
F
- Facing disaster in Iran, Europe must finally make the hard choices
- Fatal Naivete On Free Trade
- Fighting to Win
- Fingers in the wind
- Free Trade Sunlight
G
H
- Hammerin' Hank
- Harman to President Bush: Send More Troops to Iraq...NOT!
- How to Stop Iran (Without Firing a Shot)
- Human Toll Of War: Out of the mess
I
- In limbo on Iraq
- Iran Irresolution
- Iran on the Horizon
- Iran Stalls
- Iran's double talk leaves U.S., allies plenty of bad options
- Iran's enablers
- Iran's Failed 'Litmus Test'
- Iraq is no 'Nam
- Iraq War: A 'broken' Army?
- Is Iraq turning into Yugoslavia?
- It's Up To Bush
J
K
- Keep America Open to Trade
- Keep the pressure on Iran
- Keep Up the Pressure
- Keeping Faith With Colombia
- Know when to fold 'em
L
M
- Make Them Fight All of Us
- Making Iran pay for its nuclear choice
- Making the Surge Work
- Many dead ends in Iraq
- Mark Penn's Transgression
- Messing Up the Mullahs
- More Troops
- More Troops Is Not an Option
- More troops needed
- More Troops, Please
N
- New push for 'fair trade' puts U.S. economy at risk
- Next Step on Iran
- No better idea
- No more Middle East crusades
- No More Troops
- Noble effort our only alternative to awful defeat
- Now is the time for sanctions
O
- Obama's Trade Contortions
- One for the Wastebaskets
- One last push and that’s you finished in Iraq, Mr President
P
- Pass the Colombia pact
- Pelosi's Bad Faith
- Pentagon Wonks
- Perilous path of troop surge
- Peru Is In, Now Where's Colombia?
- Ping-Pong Diplomacy for Iran
- Prelude To A Massacre
- Protection Racket
- Protectionist Party?
- Putting Iran on notice
Q
R
S
- Sanctions with sense
- Sanctions Won't Stop Tehran
- Send More Troops
- Send more troops: Iraq must be secured
- Sign the Colombia trade pact
- Slapping our Latin allies
- Smarter sanctions against Iran
- Squeezing Iran
- Stabilize Iraq
- Stalling Free Trade Won't Work
- Staying the wrong course in Iraq
- Stopping A Nuclear Tehran
- Stopping the surge
- Surging into Iraq ...
T
- Talk to Tehran
- Ten Months or Ten Years
- The Ayatollah's Answer
- The Black Box of Tehran
- The Chávez Democrats
- The Clock is Ticking, Mr. President
- The Colombia Trade Stakes
- The Consequences of Failure in Iraq (Gerecht)
- The curtain is closing
- The Democrats Dither on Trade
- The end of free trade as we know it
- The Fighting Over the Fighting
- The Iran Option That Isn't on the Table
- The Iran Options
- The Iranian paradox: to gain victory the West must first concede defeat
- The last way forward
- The Least Immoral Choice
- The Perils of a Surge
- The problem is: Iran does pose a threat in every way Iraq did not
- The promise of a Colombia trade pact
- The Right Trade Deals With Latin America
- The Right Troops in the Right Places
- The Right Type of 'Surge'
- The Smart Surge: Diplomacy
- The Truth on Trade
- The Unthinkable Option
- There are 300m Americans, but still not enough to rule the world
- There is no military solution for Iraq, only a political one
- Time for a Heavier Footprint
- Time for Iran to face more sanctions
- Time for the Colombian Trade Pact
- Trade Double-Cross
- Trade pandering
- Trading Up
- Trading with Colombia
- Truth and consequences
U
W
- W's Last Chance
- We Can Put More Forces in Iraq...
- When Resolve Turns Reckless
- Where Free Trade Is Popular
- White House Pushes for Troop Surge, Best Advice of Generals Be Damned
- Why this man should give us all nightmares
- Why We Need More Troops in Iraq