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October 24, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

More ‘Get Tough’ Campaign Trade Rhetoric
Featuring Simon Lester and Caleb O. Brown
October 24, 2012
Blog

The Proposed U.S. – EU FTA: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
… rules. The principle mentioned here – “regulatory differences that unnecessarily impede trade” – is potentially much broader, as it intrudes into domestic policy-making to a greater degree. Intellectual Property Both the EU and the United States are committed to a high …
By Simon Lester
October 24, 2012
JURIST

Plain Packaging and Protectionism: What Is Free Trade?
… a direct consequence of the expanding scope of trade agreements and provide a good illustration of the difficulties for domestic policy‐making caused by this broad scope. The complaints highlight an important, but often overlooked, question regarding today’s trade …
By Simon Lester
October 24, 2012
National Review (Online)

Disappointing Debates
By Michael D. Tanner
October 23, 2012
Blog

How Not to Fact Check a Presidential Debate
By Justin Logan
October 23, 2012
Blog

Has Mitt Romney Ditched His Neoconservative Talking Points?
… start any new ones. Obama did his best to remind voters of why they haven’t trusted Republicans on foreign policy since 2005. He uttered the word Iraq 10 times. Romney mentioned it three times, once by accident—referring mistakenly …
By Christopher A. Preble
October 23, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

How Not to Deal with Iran
Featuring Doug Bandow and Caleb O. Brown
October 23, 2012
Aspenia

Invisible Issue: Latin America in the US Presidential Campaign
… policy played little role in the 2012 race between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. Even now, the discussion of foreign policy focuses almost exclusively on two regions. One is East Asia, where the candidates vie to see who can be …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
October 23, 2012
National Interest (Online)

Washington’s Endless War
… was rarely at war as the nation expanded. Today, Americans are constantly in battle. And not just in one war. Policy makers no longer feel much restraint on sending young Americans into combat. The Obama administration intervened in Libya’s …
By Doug Bandow
October 23, 2012
National Interest (Online)

The Great Debate
… spend at least 4 percent of GDP on the Pentagon’s base budget, first articulated in a defense and foreign‐policy white paper and reiterated on his website. Moderator Bob Schieffer asked, not unreasonably, “Governor… Where are you going to …
By Christopher A. Preble
October 23, 2012
Guardian (Online)

At Last, Romney Has Adopted a Tone of Moderation
By Malou Innocent
October 22, 2012
Blog

Live Blog of the Third Presidential Debate
By Zach Graves
October 22, 2012
Blog

Romney’s 4 Percent: A Goal not a Promise, but Still Expensive
By Christopher A. Preble
October 22, 2012
Federation of American Scientists

Syria: The Wages of Loose WMDs?
By Doug Bandow
October 22, 2012
Washington Times

Political Bullies and Faith
By Richard W. Rahn

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More ‘Get Tough’ Campaign Trade Rhetoric

The Proposed U.S. – EU FTA: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Plain Packaging and Protectionism: What Is Free Trade?

Disappointing Debates

How Not to Fact Check a Presidential Debate

Has Mitt Romney Ditched His Neoconservative Talking Points?

How Not to Deal with Iran

Invisible Issue: Latin America in the US Presidential Campaign

Washington’s Endless War

The Great Debate

At Last, Romney Has Adopted a Tone of Moderation

Live Blog of the Third Presidential Debate

Romney’s 4 Percent: A Goal not a Promise, but Still Expensive

Syria: The Wages of Loose WMDs?

Political Bullies and Faith