Analysis: NATO comes to Trump's Town
, arranged by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell who extended a bipartisan invitation to the secretary general, will provide an opportunity to project unity.
a senior fellow in the Center for a New American Security's Transatlantic Security Program and former deputy assistant secretary of defense, told Power Up. “The executive branch doesn't get a 100 percent say in foreign policy and we'll show that by inviting [the] secretary general to address us. A big point of contention is likely to be Trump's “cost plus 50" proposal, which lawmakers on the Hill have denounced.
by a 15-person assassination squad at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, as Turkish prosecutors have described it. “Now, half a year after this heinous act shocked the world, it is worth taking stock of what has been done in response — and what has not,”preventing his family from holding a proper Islamic funeral. The regime has scapegoated expendable officials, seeking to quell international furor by staging a sham trial.
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