I was once labeled by a political adversary as an unreconstructed cold warrior. I took that as a compliment, actually, though it was not meant that way.
Michael D. Griffin: “I was once labeled by a political adversary as an unreconstructed cold warrior. I took that as a compliment, actually…”
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Michael Griffin reflects on being called a cold warrior and its implications for current policy.
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