Yet Princeton will retain its membership in ASA....
I wonder who he thinks they will vote for? Let me think about that a while, ahem, tough call....
Getting in people's faces -- I wonder where they got that idea...
He'll do it his way...
Sorry folks, but the debut of The Intercept did not meet the hype....
Evidence so far inadequate even for SD instruction; seems likely Dunn testifies tomorrow...
The Obama administration has significantly sharpened its rhetoric about China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea over the last week amid growing pressure from allies in the region for Washington to take a firmer line. In public statements in recent days, senior US officials placed the blame for tensions in the region solely on China and warned that the US could move more forces to the western Pacific if Beijing were to declare a new air defense zone in the South China Sea.China's reaction was as expected by those who are versed in the Obama Administration's foreign policy approaches.
China has accused the United States of undermining peace and development in the Asia-Pacific after a senior U.S. official said concern was mounting over China's claims in the South China Sea.
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