The Quiet Erosion of Accountability in Washington If you take a step back and look at how Washington handles foreign policy crises, a recurring pattern immediately stands out: the profound reluctance of the American political establishment to apply its own stated laws and values universally. Personally, I think few events lay bare this institutional contradiction quite as starkly as the recent Senate vote over West Bank violence. What makes this particular moment so fascinating—and deeply troubling—is not just the legislative defeat itself, but what it reveals about the quiet boundaries of political empathy in the United States. When a governing (Read more…)
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