Those "title" dollars? They pay for equitable education and make adaptation possible in specific ways, and they'd be gone. We all must monitor changing policies.
Leaving them out of situations that could be handled by other responders would reduce potentially fraught situations. They'd still be a call away if they were truly needed.
The jury's out, friends, and will be for a long time, except as to the steady hands at the Pentagon, Foggy Bottom, Langley, DHS and Justice, the exceptional nominee to the highest court, and the promise of big changes in the most burdensome reaches of the vast administrative state.
Having interviewed Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster several times (all off the record), I believe his qualities of strategic thinking, steadiness, a grasp of complexity and integrity are critical for someone whose job is to create a coherent foreign policy process for this president.
I am reminded of my expedition there — and of the repercussions that the loss of ice shelves will have around the world in the form of rising seas and accelerated climate change.
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