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Monday, March 10, 2014
Ben Shapiro Attacks Non-Existent Kennedy School Grads Running Obama Foreign Policy
Topic: CNSNews.com

Ben Shapiro snarkily writes in his March 6 CNSNews.com column:

In the ivory tower inhabited by the great intellects of the Obama administration, however, no problem is too big to be thought or talked or surrendered away. If Russia won't change its perspective, we will simply cut our military more to convince them we mean well; if the Palestinians or Iranians don't change their perspectives, we will force Israel to negotiate with them in order to prove our goodwill.

Meanwhile, our enemies laugh. And they should. The global battlefield is no place for the Kennedy School political science grad students who inhabit our White House and believe that a well-aimed, snooty barb is a substitute for a muscular foreign policy presence.

But Shapiro names no Kennedy School graduates involved in foreign policy in the White House. Perhaps that's because there aren't any.

Of the named people in his column, national security adviser Susan Rice graduated from Stanford and Oxford, and John Kerry went to Yale and Boston College. Of the Kennedy School grads listed at Wikipedia as members of the Obama administration, none are working in foreign policy.

The Kennedy School is operated by Harvard University -- the the same school from which Shapiro received his law degree. Somehow we don't recall him dissing his law degree the way he disses his fellow Harvard grads.


Posted by Terry K. at 7:42 PM EDT

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