Andrew Bacevich: ‘Christian realism’ for foreign affairs

Andrew Bacevich: ‘Christian realism’ for foreign affairs

Andrew Bacevich, a retired historian and foreign policy scholar at the Pardee School of International Relations at Boston University, is one of the leading advocates of a non-interventionist approach to U.S. foreign policy.

Unlike many in the U.S. foreign policy establishment, Bacevich is less likely to advocate for the use of military power as a solution to conflicts and threats around the world. He instead emphasizes the importance of diplomacy and the strength of domestic defenses. He has written numerous articles explaining and elaborating on his views.  He has also authored over a dozen books including: America's War for the Greater Middle East: A Military History, The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism, and The New American Militarism: How Americans Are Seduced by War.

Mass. taxpayers to pay more than $160 million for Obamacare over next decade
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Mass. taxpayers to pay more than $160 million for Obamacare over next decade

Kelly Thomas

BOSTON – Massachusetts taxpayers will pay a hefty price of more than $160 million over the next decade to cover federal expansion of healthcare coverage mandated under Obamacare, according to a new report by the Pioneer Institute.

The report, authored by Joshua Archambault and Lauren Corvese, examines the potential budget impact of the Health Insurer Provider Fee (HIPF), a revenue-raising mechanism of the Affordable Care Act.

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