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10-16-2012, 10:15 AM
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The US Presidential Campaign's Unspoken Rule: Don't Mention the War - The Atlantic
The US Presidential Campaign's Unspoken Rule: Don't Mention the War - The Atlantic
10-16-2012 10:06 AM  New York Times (blog) The US Presidential Campaign's Unspoken Rule: Don't Mention the War The Atlantic The United States has been at war in Afghanistan longer than anywhere it has ever fought. More than 2,000 Americans have been killed, many thousands have been injured, and $574 billion has been spent. And yet, according to Frank Newport, the editor in ... The E-Ring: How soon is now? Afghanistan and drawdown logisticsForeign Policy (blog) In a Comic's War Stories, Humor Sometimes Takes the Back SeatNew York Times (blog) Why We Lost AfghanistanCanada Free Press Huffington Post -City Watch -Algemeiner all 21 news articles » More... 
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