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NEWS ABOUT: David Ignatius

David Ignatius stories: 4 news summaries
OPINION

 To Cure Health Care, 
 See This Doctor 

Mayo Clinic boss could be reform's 'Petraeus'

Aug 20, 09 10:25 AM CDT
(Newser) - To fix health care, we need a commander like Gen. David Petraeus: “a professional who can break through the political chaff and describe a strategy for reform that can unite the country,” writes David Ignatius in the Washington Post. He nominates Mayo Clinic CEO Dr. Denis Cortese, who’... More »

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health insurance • Medicare • Medicaid • health care reform • Mayo Clinic • David Ignatius • President Obama • Denis Cortese

OPINION

 Silly Security Overkill 
 Is Hurting Public Officials 

Are our precautions doing more harm than good?

Jul 30, 09 7:37 AM CDT
(Newser) - Sure, our public officials need protection—but things are getting out of hand, writes David Ignatius in the Washington Post. Since 9/11, “we have gotten so cranked up about security in the United States that senior officials travel in cocoons, as if they are under constant threat.” And... More »

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security • Secret Service • bodyguard • David Ignatius • public office

OPINION

'Quiet Radical' Bernanke Reinvents Fed

Low-key chair deserves chance to stay on, clean up: Ignatius

May 28, 09 8:22 AM CDT
(Newser) - Barack Obama has a huge decision coming up this summer: whether to reappoint Ben Bernanke as chairman of the Fed or turn to obvious challenger Lawrence Summers. If he’s smart, he’ll stick with the soft-spoken incumbent, writes David Ignatius of the Washington Post. “He has... More »

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Barack Obama • Ben Bernanke • Federal Reserve • David Ignatius • financial crisis • Lawrence Summers

OPINION

 How to Transition Out of Iraq 

David Ignatius offers a strategy for scaling back in Iraq

Jun 19, 08 1:37 PM CDT
(Newser) - It's time for the US to carve out a practical strategy in Iraq, David Ignatius argues in the Washington Post. At a cost of $400 million a day, the war is draining America's economy—precisely what Osama bin Laden hoped for. The solution will not be quick, simple, or easy,... More »

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Iraq • Iran • military • US military • al-Qaeda • Iraq war • Iraq exit strategy • David Ignatius

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