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Heretics are scorned or worse, but sometimes in history they prevail. However strongly people may disapprove of the president’s other words and deeds, anyone, anywhere across our political spectrum, who wishes to avoid war with Russia—again, conceivably nuclear war—must support and encourage this Trump heresy until it is no longer heresy, until the full debate over reckless US policy since the 1990s finally ensues, and until that approach changes, as should have happened, as Trump said, “a long time ago.” It is not too late, but it may be the last chance. The NationTrump as New Cold War Heretic Stephen F. Cohen | Professor Emeritus of Russian Studies, History, and Politics at New York University and Princeton UniversitySee alsoDemocracy NowKatrina vanden Heuvel: We Need “Robust Debate”
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: Russiagate, Trump Derangement Syndrome, Trump-Putin 2018 summit
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Heretics are scorned or worse, but sometimes in history they prevail. However strongly people may disapprove of the president’s other words and deeds, anyone, anywhere across our political spectrum, who wishes to avoid war with Russia—again, conceivably nuclear war—must support and encourage this Trump heresy until it is no longer heresy, until the full debate over reckless US policy since the 1990s finally ensues, and until that approach changes, as should have happened, as Trump said, “a long time ago.” It is not too late, but it may be the last chance. The NationTrump as New Cold War Heretic Stephen F. Cohen | Professor Emeritus of Russian Studies, History, and Politics at New York University and Princeton UniversitySee alsoDemocracy NowKatrina vanden Heuvel: We Need “Robust Debate”
Topics:
Mike Norman considers the following as important: Russiagate, Trump Derangement Syndrome, Trump-Putin 2018 summit
This could be interesting, too:
Mike Norman writes Did Russian Interference Affect the 2016 Election Results? — Alan I. Abramowitz
Mike Norman writes Concord Management and the End of Russiagate? — David Lazare
Mike Norman writes Adam Carter — “Mueller Report – Expensive Estimations And Elusive Evidence”
Mike Norman writes Ray McGovern — Orwellian Cloud Hovers Over Russia-gate
Heretics are scorned or worse, but sometimes in history they prevail. However strongly people may disapprove of the president’s other words and deeds, anyone, anywhere across our political spectrum, who wishes to avoid war with Russia—again, conceivably nuclear war—must support and encourage this Trump heresy until it is no longer heresy, until the full debate over reckless US policy since the 1990s finally ensues, and until that approach changes, as should have happened, as Trump said, “a long time ago.” It is not too late, but it may be the last chance.The Nation
Trump as New Cold War Heretic
Stephen F. Cohen | Professor Emeritus of Russian Studies, History, and Politics at New York University and Princeton University
See also
Democracy Now
Katrina vanden Heuvel: We Need “Robust Debate” in Reporting on Russia, Not “Suffocating Consensus”
Amy Goodman interviews Katrina vanden Heuvel, publisher of The Nation and wife of Stephen F. Cohen.