U.S. policy toward Cuba should promote a stable democraticneighborhood, long-term development of market-based economicprosperity, and a lasting friendship with the Cuban people notwith the old bully who, for the moment, holds them prisoner.
By conventionally accepted criteria the Dominican Republic has had a dismal career as an independent state. Wretchedly poor, politically and socially primitive, intellectually and culturally undistinguished, it has been flotsam on the great tides of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, an object not a subject on the international scene.
From "Madeira Man" George Washington to JFK's obsession with James Bond–approved Champagne, Wine and the White House reveals 1600 Pennsylvania pours of lore, told by Fred Ryan, an author who was there. In Wine Spectator's Unfiltered.
A staple of the Fake News Media/Academia mantra on Cuban history is that from day one mean ‘ole Uncle Sam repeatedly bullied Fidel and Che until these benevolent free health-care