This seemed to be Ms. LeCrone's tactic for imposing cohesion.
Furthermore, they say a military caught up in two difficult wars has exaggerated the risks of imposing a no-fly zone over Libya, the tactic discussed most often.
"That's because the Obama administration is wary of imposing sanctions for normal state-sponsored intelligence gathering tactics the U.S. government itself employs on an ongoing basis," writes Katie Bo Williams in The Hill.
Writing from Manila, Ramon Casiple analyzes the election this week of Rodrigo Duterte -- "the Donald Trump of the Philippines" -- who has promised to use strongman tactics to impose order and crack down on crime and drugs.
Instead of imposing your will, just give.
In Nigeria, the Islamist Boko Haram employs similarly brutal tactics to impose a fascistic separatism.
This bit of imposed role-playing, laced with juicy detail about illegal practices, starts out as a smart tactic: it nudges the average nondealing viewer to think, for a moment, that drug dealing isn't just something done by other, unsavory people.
Even though the Republicans have been successful with some of their destructive tactics, they are imposing a much greater cost upon our society.
"New Yorkers will not succumb to threats and scare tactics designed to impose the selfish interests of the Wisconsin Oneidas over the interests of our own citizens," the governor said in a statement.
"It ceases to be a university, however, when a group which is willing to use totalitarian tactics can impose on the rest of us its views".
She straddled the worlds of politics, fashion and culture, presiding over a fluid salon whose highly diverse membership she shaped with a general's sense of tactics and discipline, and an imposing sense of style.
