Monday, March 28, 2011

Libya & the Timeliness Paradox

Tom Malinowski, The New Republic
Here is one lesson we can draw from the mostly negative media commentary about the Obama administration’s actions in Libya: Presidents get more credit for stopping atrocities after they begin than for preventing them before they get out of hand.The U.S.-led NATO intervention that stopped mass killing in Bosnia in 1995, for example, came only after 200,000 people had already been killed.

Source: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/2011/03/28/libya_amp_the_timeliness_paradox_252825.html

Evan Bayh Frank Lautenberg George H. W. Bush George LeMieux George Voinovich

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