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Hopefully, Biden and Blinken Won’t Take Advice From the State Department’s “Old Guard”

by Eric Claude Olander

Although the sentiments expressed by one of Washington, D.C.’s most experienced and well-regarded former diplomats, Herman Cohen, are widely held in the U.S. capital, they’re nonetheless ill-informed:

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