Opinions P.M.: Meet the police chief turned yoga instructor prodding wealthy suburbanites to civil war
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Hosting public mask burnings, MAGA rallies and "beach church" services, a former police chief, SWAT officer and infantryman preps the wealthy California suburbs for war.
The failure of the three Arab political forces to coexist, their unrealistic dreams and their inattention to governance hollowed the promise of the Arab Spring.
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