Bowman: Unnecessary Intrigues

What has America gained by veering away from the Father of our Country’s practical non-interventionist course?  There’s no doubt that our young nation had enough to establish itself at home rather than becoming involved with Europe’s infamous intrigue.  Time mixed with Europe’s inescapable drama has confirmed George Washington’s sound judgment.  Now, consider the contrast between … Read more

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President Trump: Stop Bombing Yemen and Exit the Middle East!

Over the weekend President Trump ordered a massive military operation against the small country of Yemen. Was Yemen in the process of attacking the United States? No. Did the President in that case go to Congress and seek a declaration of war against the country? No. The fact is, Yemen hadn’t even threatened the United … Read more

Can Trump Fix Our Broken Foreign Policy?

By the time most of you read this column, we will have a new US President. Donald J. Trump will be inaugurated for his second term today at 11:30 AM, Eastern time, and many Americans are hopeful that the disastrous foreign policy of the past four years under Biden will be improved. There is good … Read more

FDR Big Stick

“…If You Screw With Us?” – The Tale of “The Stick”

A quick funny showing Presidential abilities and outlooks: Heh! Already, some of the Deep State has figured out where this stick ended up: CBP One app that let migrants fly into US shut down as Trump takes office “The CBP One app, a government platform that the Biden administration used to admit more than 740,000 … Read more

Daring To Put America First

For the past 40 years, American politicians have argued how wars in far-flung third-world countries are in the United States’ vital strategic interests. From Iraq to Kosovo, American leaders of both parties squandered trillions of dollars and thousands of lives chasing phantom threats around the world. The rationale behind these interventions has often been based … Read more

Maggie Goodlander: All Bread and No Meat

We’ve always reserved the right to share or use reader mail for content. I thought this brief bit of exposition on Jake Tapper and Maggie Goodlander was worth a share. Authors are welcome to identify themselves or not in the comments. I was just reading this article about what Jake Sullivan thinks about China and … Read more

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Joe and Kamala Were Inspired by Ike’s “ Open Skies”

Does anyone recall President Dwight David Eisenhower’s (Ike’s) “Open Skies” proposal at the 1955 Geneva Conference?  Ike suggested that the USA and Russia “exchange complete blueprints of their military bases and establishments, from beginning to end, from  one end of our countries to the other.” Both countries would reveal all military installations and allow verification … Read more

“Don’t” Is Not A Foreign Policy

The ground shook in Tehran as Ali Khamenei, the 84 year old supreme leader of Iran, shook in his boots as he listened to President Joe Biden give his terse warning to Iran about attacking Israel. Biden looked into the camera, mustered all of his intestinal fortitude, and barked a single word that he thought would instill fear in the rogue country, “Don’t.”

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It’s Another Biden Foreign Policy Success.

Both the U.S. government and OPEC are making price increase noises about crude oil. CNN and Morning Star Research are saying OPEC+ announced a cut in production of about 1.4 million barrels per day this week. The Saudi’s, by themselves, plan to cut 1 million barrels per day.

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Biden Blind to China Threat

One of the primary goals of the American President is to keep Americans safe. Safe from threats within the country and outside adversaries. With the rise in crime in every corner of America and the many ways China is assaulting us, President Joe Biden is not doing his job.

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Biden Has Become Nixon

I never want to hear another word from any Democrat, liberal, or progressive about how evil Nixon was. Biden allowed (supported?) corruption of the political process when he was vice president. As president, he has done his utmost best to reverse economic and foreign policies that made the US safer and more prosperous.

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Do the job or step aside

It’s Time for Conservatives to Start Vocally Condemning Abuses of Foreign Policy

Most conservatives subscribe to a few basic principles. These are: First, the need for fiscal restraint. Second, strict adherence to the U.S. Constitution. And third, limited government. These three principles, not necessarily in that order, define the conservative movement.

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