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To give credit where credit is due, David Rothkopf and I both came to that conclusion during a meeting in Washington.

Steve Clemons: State Department Should Have Gone for More in QDDR Process Steve Clemons 2010

Rothkopf shared with me that a move like this by Hillary Clinton would change the game and restore confidence that the State Department is a viable player rather than conceding this challenge to Pentagon primacy.

Steve Clemons: State Department Should Have Gone for More in QDDR Process Steve Clemons 2010

To give credit where credit is due, David Rothkopf and I both came to that conclusion during a meeting in Washington.

Steve Clemons: State Department Should Have Gone for More in QDDR Process Steve Clemons 2010

To give credit where credit is due, David Rothkopf and I both came to that conclusion during a meeting in Washington.

Steve Clemons: State Department Should Have Gone for More in QDDR Process Steve Clemons 2010

Former government official and Foreign Policy blogger David Rothkopf has suggested that creating such an under secretary level position would focus the state department's own thinking and deployment of teams and budgets in a way that would have changed the status quo in the administration's paralyzed, mostly ineffectual development bureaucracies.

Steve Clemons: State Department Should Have Gone for More in QDDR Process Steve Clemons 2010

Rothkopf shared with me that a move like this by Hillary Clinton would change the game and restore confidence that the State Department is a viable player rather than conceding this challenge to Pentagon primacy.

Steve Clemons: State Department Should Have Gone for More in QDDR Process Steve Clemons 2010

“Talk about intelligence failures,” David Rothkopf wrote on his blog at ForeignPolicy. com.

Blogtalk: The Panetta Surprise - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2009

Continuing on the Euro trash theme … a biting observation from David Rothkopf …

Congrats My Fellow Americans! Rejoice! The War on Terror is over! « PurpleSlog – Awesomeness & Modesty Meets Sexy 2009

“Talk about intelligence failures,” David Rothkopf wrote on his blog at ForeignPolicy. com.

Blogtalk: The Panetta Surprise - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2009

Former government official and Foreign Policy blogger David Rothkopf has suggested that creating such an under secretary level position would focus the state department's own thinking and deployment of teams and budgets in a way that would have changed the status quo in the administration's paralyzed, mostly ineffectual development bureaucracies.

Steve Clemons: State Department Should Have Gone for More in QDDR Process Steve Clemons 2010