For a Record: Experts on terror

November 18, 2015
Washington

Candidatesâ€™ skeleton to improved ISIS are a small like a Underpants Gnomesâ€™ skeleton for profit

Step 1: Deny refugees halt visas from â€˜high-riskâ€™ countries close some mosques pledge to get tough on terrorists

Step 2: ??

Step 3: No terrorism!

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THE SYRIA SOLUTION, IN A NUTSHELL (NO, THIS IS ME IN A NUTSHELL

Kashmiri demonstrators reason adult a dwindle of ISIL during a demonstration. (Tauseef Mustafa/AFP)

TO BOMB OR NOT TO BOMB:takes possibilities to task criticizing Obamaâ€™s stream strategy

ITâ€™S NOT JUST ABOUT SYRIA:must be fought on mixed fronts

GET TO KNOW MUSLIMS:integrate a large Muslim population

DONâ€™T SHUT THE DOOR:do some-more mistreat than good

AND THEN THERE WERE 14

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal speaks during a Values Voter Summit in Washington on Sept. 25, 2015. (Jose Luis Magana, AP)

If a second-tier Republican leaves a race, does it make a sound? Only, apparently, if that second-tier Republican assured others in a happy hour debates to follow suit. And, well, that hasnâ€™t happened. Yet.Â Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal called it quits Tuesday, receiving a handful of respectful â€œthanks for playingâ€ tweets from opponents.Â We suppose those who remained wordless on a Twitterwebs did so since usually that oneÂ intern knew how to form a shruggie, and a staff had already sent him on a coffee run. USA TODAYâ€™S David Jackson breaks down a debate that wasnâ€™t.