It mattered then. It matters now.
A nation’s prestige has a great deal to do with its ability to shape world events.
Author: Paul Gleiser
Democrats couldn’t care less.
“Ordinary Americans” about whom Democrats constantly purport to care languishing in airport security lines for hours is acceptable collateral damage.
Echoes of 2003.
As much as I’d like to believe otherwise, I am skeptical of the idea that Operation Epic Fury will be quick and easy. War never is.
Mighty forces.
Much good can come from this kinetic action in Iran. But wars can destroy presidencies.
A single word to describe today’s Democrats.
Churlishness is a lot of things. One thing it certainly isn’t is policy.
The further demise of journalism.
Put out a product that both sides are willing to trust, and you have a business. Write off half of your potential universe, and you have a problem.
A malignant ideology by any name.
When you boil down Naziism and communism you come to understand that they are two sides of the same coin.
A cautionary tale from our cousins.
A society cannot long survive as a patchwork of competing identities, cultures, languages, and customs.
Some perspective on Greenland.
There are good reasons for the U.S. to want to control Greenland. Missile defense is reason enough.
It’s business.
If it has done nothing else, the Minnesota welfare fraud scandal has served to reveal the business model of the far-left wing of the Democratic Party.