The promised statement by "The National Interest," the foreign policy journal owned by the Center Formerly Known As Nixon, is finally available at its web site. It promises that Richard Nixon's aging colleagues and loyalists will help the Center remain true to his principles of enlightened pragmatism in helping chart the U.S.'s course in the world. But whether that work can continue very long into the future is doubtful in view of that same group's unwise decision to remove Nixon's name from the door.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Nixonian Only For Now
The promised statement by "The National Interest," the foreign policy journal owned by the Center Formerly Known As Nixon, is finally available at its web site. It promises that Richard Nixon's aging colleagues and loyalists will help the Center remain true to his principles of enlightened pragmatism in helping chart the U.S.'s course in the world. But whether that work can continue very long into the future is doubtful in view of that same group's unwise decision to remove Nixon's name from the door.
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