The Mismatch of the Century

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Huffington and Hanson to Debate U.S. Foreign Policy. (Hat tip: VDH in ‘08.)

NEW YORK — Tribune Media Services columnists Victor Davis Hanson and Arianna Huffington will square off in a debate about whether the U.S. is “internationalist or imperial.”

The debate is scheduled for Sept. 14 at the Gerald R. Ford Museum Auditorium, Grand Rapids, Mich. It’s the first in a series of events (also taking place Oct. 6-7 and Nov. 17) on “War and Empire” hosted by the Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies at Grand Valley State University.

Huffington and Hanson are also authors, and Huffington is the namesake behind the high-profile Huffington Post group blog/news site.

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