The line-up for next week's QI/TAC conference, "what a foreign policy for the middle class looks like" has some of our friends and fellow travelers on the left side of the dail a bit perplexed. I talk about why we are holding this conference and the line-up we chose in a blog post on Antiwar.com here:
What I would like to add is, that QI being transpartisan and sincerely interested in bringing left and right together against militarism, we cannot ignore that there is a fracturing on the right over foreign policy, which, depending on which way it goes, could help our cause of reframing foreign policy towards restraint and away from status quo neo-conservatism/Cold War warriorism in the party. Some of these people could be holding offices in a new administration, and it is a lot better than Bolton and Pompeo. We want to hear what they have to say directly on the issues important to us.
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