everyone, again, this is from dean acheson's book. when they were making the case for the truman doctrine. thator vandenberg defies dean acheson scare the hell out of people, and he said i will paint a picture clearer than the truth. in long history of american foreign-policy, speaking in a way that it doesn't expect them to respond well enough or urgently enough unless things are painted to them clearer than the truth. let me lay out three aspects that will bring the american people into the discussion. first of all, is the argument about allies. what is the relationship with our allies? what are they purporting to do? interestslies's ?ynonymous with what we do what do they actually do? american exceptionalism, at some level, depends on them being synonymous. can we make the case for hegemonic grand strategy? terrorism is not an existential threat. iran's military spending is 1/77th of the united states. in his book, he argued that iran is romania, not germany if this was the 1940's. and u.s. military hegemony and economic leadership

i will remind everyone, again, this is from dean acheson's book. when they were making the case for the truman doctrine. senator vandenberg defies that dean acheson scare the hell out of people, and he said i will paint a picture clearer than the truth. in long history of american foreign-policy, speaking in a way that it doesn't expect them to respond well enough or urgently enough unless things are painted to them clearer than the truth. let me lay out three aspects that will bring the american people into the discussion. first of all, is the argument about allies. what is the relationship with our allies? what are they purporting to do? are our allies's interests synonymous with what we do? what do they actually do? american exceptionalism, at some level, depends on them being synonymous. can we make the case for hegemonic grand strategy? terrorism is not an existential threat. iran's military spending is 1/77th of the united states. in his book, he argued that iran is romania, not germany if this was the 1940's. and u.s. military hegemony and e

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