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ON DAY ONE: "Multi-Nationalize the Fuel Cycle" and "Open Travel to Cuba"

ON DAY ONE: "Multi-Nationalize the Fuel Cycle" and "Open Travel to Cuba"
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Washington Editor at Large of The Atlantic and founder and senior fellow of the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation.

Washington Editor at Large of The Atlantic and founder and senior fellow of the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation.
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One of the very coolest and most informative blogs I check in on a daily basis is ArmsControlWonk.com published by my New America Foundation colleague Jeffrey Lewis.

Both of us were asked by the Better World Campaign to offer comments for its "On Day One" initiative. He talked nukes, and I talked Cuba. . .though I'd also like to talk about Israel/Palestine, Syria, China, Iran, climate change, oil/energy, and nukes. I may fool them and wear different hats and perhaps a moustache to make myself appear differently.

But listen to Jeffrey Lewis share in one minute what I think is a vital approach to a key national security challenge.

I share my "On Day One" thoughts here and believe strongly that it is in American interests that the U.S. open up exchange and travel with Cuba:

-- Steve Clemons publishes the popular political blog, The Washington Note

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