Tyler Koteskey
@TKoteskey
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Policy Director at @ConcernedVets | MA candidate at @GeorgetownCSS | Former Marcellus Policy Fellow with @jqasociety | Proud Bruin | Opinions are my own.
Joined January 2012
In my latest for @amconmag I argue that America faces a serious ends-ways-means disconnect in its foreign policy strategy. The next President will be forced to grapple with this imbalance, no matter how the election turns out. 1/
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@ka_grieco How does one read the explicit reference to "conventional security" as an attack on the nuclear umbrella?
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RT @JustinTLogan: Both Biden and Trump have said repeatedly that we wouldn't fight Russia over Ukraine. Biden said it would be "World War I…
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Stringing Ukraine along about its eventual NATO prospects does its people and leaders a great disservice. So does not being on the level with NATO allies about priority US interests in Asia and why Europeans need to take the lead on their conventional defense as a result.
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RT @EmmaMAshford: How about “Hegseth brings US policy on Ukraine in NATO in line with political and strategic realities”?
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RT @reidtsmith: The alternative approach of consistently inflating Ukraine's false hopes about joining NATO hasn’t exactly worked out swimm…
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RT @ConcernedVets: “We’re focused on providing for a strong national defense as the center of our foreign policy, and we believe that that…
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RT @RussCanRead: I don’t know anything about the palace intrigue, but I have full confidence in @ElbridgeColby and believe our country woul…
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RT @neil_chilson: The UK government apparently thinks the Trump administration is too distracted to pay attention right now. Why else woul…
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RT @Partisan_O: During the Cold War, foreign aid was used to great effect to strengthen alliances and limit the Soviet sphere of influence.…
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RT @DavidHustonFL: Thank you @RepFranklin for helping complete the mission and co-sponsoring the Veterans’ ACCESS Act! This pivotal piece…
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Contra the original article's fear that "China will crowd out other national security priorities," these appointees are addressing the opposite problem that has plagued US strategic thinking over the past generation: We will never "pivot to Asia" if we are never willing to extricate ourselves from open-ended conflicts in the Middle East or insist that Europe steps up to take the primary role in its own defense.
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RT @GreenPlusAnE: Exactly. Nearly 3/4 of federal spending is on autopilot, and Congress has basically given up on doing anything about it,…
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It's long since been time to leave. Hopeful for this proposal to move forward.
FINALLY! After years of dangerous deployments, overextended, on an uncertain mission, American troops in Syria could be coming home.
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