The United States, the European Union, and NATO are playing kingmaker again, this time in the Ukraine where the stakes could be nuclear.  Somehow, regime change has become the default setting for America foreign policy.  Let’s review the bidding: Tunisia, Iraq, Egypt, Libya, Somalia, Yemen, Afghanistan, central Africa, Syria, and now Eastern Europe.  The oft -tated goals of American policy abroad are “transition” or “stability.”  How is that stability thing working out?  Just a few examples reveal a litany of blowback, unintended consequences, and national incompetence.    Iraq is now a sectarian basket case, Libya has become fratricidal Arab ghetto, Afghanistan is about to embrace the Taliban (again), Egypt is back to square one as a Janissary, and Syria has become a humanitarian nightmare.  The Obama administration is the last group on earth that should be complaining about misguided intervention.  When...(Read Full Article)