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The cold, post-Cold War truth about Putin's -- er, Medvedev's Moscow? It doesn't matter as much it used to. But if Obama's got his wits about him next week, he'll pretend like it does.
Continuing reading this week's World War Room column for Esquire.com.
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Comments (2)
Good article!
Posted by David Emery | July 2, 2009 11:11 AM
They feel the need to be considered consequential and have enough power to be a pain in the ass if they feel ignored. Better to find way to engage them productively than to wait for them to throw a tantrum.
Posted by Michael
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July 4, 2009 1:27 AM