The Post-Gadhafi Journalism You Will Read In The Next 72 Hours
1. Why Gadhafi’s Death Vindicates “Leading From Behind” (Tom Friedman)
2. Gadhafi’s Death Shows The U.S. Was Never Really “Leading From Behind” (Anne-Marie Slaughter)
3. There Is Still More To Do In Libya (Any Washington Post op-ed)
4. On To Damascus, Then Teheran (Weekly Standard)
5. Gadhafi’s Death Shows The Post-Iraq Syndrome Is Over (TNR)
6. Whither The Obama Doctrine? (David Ignatius)
7. Saving The Responsibility To Protect From Future Libya Wars (Democracy Arsenal)
8. Slideshow: Bye, Bye Moammar (Foreign Policy)
9. Gadhafi’s Death May Not Lead To Bump For Obama (Politico)
10. The Warplanes And Warships of Libya (WIRED’s Danger Room)
11. Cheney: Gadhafi's Death Proves Wisdom of Bush Administration (Fox News) 12. Caroline Glick: Gadhafi's Death Undermines U.S. Policy in Iran; Weakens Judea, Samaria (Jerusalem Post) 13. Libyans Kill Gadhafi Despite Obama's Pleas for Friend's Life (World Net Daily) 14. Gadhafi's Death Shows Obama Backs Use of Death Squads, Paul Says (Reason Mag, Matt Lewis) 15. Gadhafi's Death, Pfft! Ahmadinejad, Hamas Still Terrorize Jerusalem (Commentary, John P. Normanson)
aintcha even gonna link back to the ‘pole?
not unless I decide that his ten were better than the five from Mark
The Politico one, but the first ten seem right, ‘the Norwegian blue is pushing up the daisies’, but Rick’s comment month ago,
as to the ultimate consequences, are likely the truest, sadly.
I realize you have special privileges in this case, but I decided to add a link back to the original. Writers must be credited.