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 |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | View this newsletter as a web page on CFR.org |  | CFR Meeting with Campaign Foreign Policy Advisers | Click here to listen to Clinton, McCain, and Obama foreign policy advisers discuss the foreign policy platforms of their respective candidates. | CFR Experts in the News | U.S. Popularity (3/7): Michael Gerson writes that "a successful president should strive for America to be liked—and expect, on occasion, for America to be resented in a good cause," in the Washington Post. Sovereign Wealth Funds (3/7): Benn Steil discusses sovereign wealth funds and California's retirement system, in the Wall Street Journal. Iraq (3/6): Stephen Biddle argues that Iraq's prognosis is better today than it has been for a long time, in the National Interest. U.S. Presidential Election (3/5): Michael Gerson writes that Hillary Clinton is the GOP's dream candidate, in the Washington Post. Iraq War (3/5): Amity Shlaes argues that most estimates on the cost of the Iraq war are far too low, on Bloomberg.com. Energy (3/4): David Victor explains why the U.S. is doomed to be an energy outlaw, in Newsweek. Iran (3/4): Charles Kupchan and Ray Takeyh argue that U.S. policy toward Iran should pursue patient diplomacy and regional integration, in the Los Angeles Times. Nuclear Strategy (3/4): Michael Levi urges the U.S. to allow scientists to play a role in the development of nuclear policy, in SEED. Russia (3/4): Jeffrey Mankoff argues that Medvedev's victory provides an opportunity for the U.S. to mend relations with Russia, in the Boston Globe. Trade (3/3): Sebastian Mallaby looks at the Democrats' trade agenda, in the Washington Post. Conservatism (3/3): Michael Gerson writes that William F. Buckley's death is a loss to conservatism and America, in Newsweek. | |  |
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