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The British Hawks

Bagehot gauges the UK's appetite for war:

There are few voices, if any, calling for British boots on the ground. Even the most hawkish Conservatives, who think that air strikes are not going to prove enough to stop Colonel Qaddafi, merely want to arm the Libyan rebels.

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Posted on Mar 18 2011 @ 6:28pmAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories The Dish

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