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In one of the ironies of recent times the Obama policy of engagement with the Arab and Middle Eastern countries leads to a tacit acceptance of one party rule and suppression of democratic freedoms in the Arab world.
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Washington Post 01.26.2011
New York Times 01.27.2011
Egypt protests show George W. Bush was right about freedom in the Arab world
Washington Post 01.28.2011
U.S. Military Urges Egyptian Army to Use Restraint
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Wall Street Journal 01.28.2011
Obama Presses Egypt for Change
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With Egypt, Diplomatic Words Often Fail
New York Times 01.29.2011
Weighing the Unknowns in Egypt
New York Times 01.30.2011
Hamas, the Brotherhood and Egypt
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Power Shifts on Foreign-Policy Team
Wall Street Journal 05.19.2011
Tunisia Islamists Test Ideas Decades in the Making
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Obama's Address to United Nations
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Stephens: Benghazi Was Obama's 3 a.m. Call
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Feith and Cropsey: A Foreign Policy Failure to Acknowledge the Obvious
Wall Street Journal 10.18.2012
Senate Panel Examines Benghazi Attack
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