So say some "experts" (God bless 'em):
WASHINGTON – The victories of Islamic parties in Egypt and elsewhere have forced
the United
States to embark on an untested strategy to engage with groups that have
historically been hostile to American interests, analysts said.
In the latest triumph for Islamic groups, Mohammed Morsi of
the Muslim Brotherhood was elected president in Egypt last month.
Islamist groups have also emerged strong in Tunisia, where
the government is led by the Islamic party Ennahda, and Libya.
Although the United States has had good relations with
regimes where political Islam is prevalent, such as
Saudi
Arabia, its policy toward Islamic groups that are ousting long-standing
regimes or pressuring them to change is evolving.
Shocking that some guy named Shadi from the Brookings Doha Center (egad!) would say there's no choice, eh? As for the "sea change in U.S. policy," it's more a case of Obama and his failed Mideast policies being all at sea--and sinking fast.
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