A Fourth of July for the World
The United States is the world’s advocate of the rights to be free, self-governing, safe, and prosperous. This is why the Fourth of July is a world event — not just an American one.
The United States is the world’s advocate of the rights to be free, self-governing, safe, and prosperous. This is why the Fourth of July is a world event — not just an American one.
The Iranian backed terrorists risk an all-out assault by the Jewish state to destroy their capacity to be a threat.
The Russian ships in Havana were a useful reminder that the world remains dangerous, the United States remains vulnerable, and that President Biden is no Jack Kennedy.
The repudiation of the establishment in Europe could be an indicator of the pressures, moods, and issues which are also evident on this side of the Atlantic.
A strategy is needed for dealing with a Russian attack, preparing to survive, and ultimately winning a possible conflict.
The rule of law has been undermined by those who seek to deny Americans the right to choose their leader.
While the modern filibuster seems a high barrier to fast action, it is worth remembering that until 1917 there was no way to force a vote.
President Joe Biden’s full-frontal assault on Medicare is becoming visible to America’s seniors.
The president’s verbal slips and mental confusion would matter less if his policies were working — but they are not.
The president’s hostility to Prime Minister Netanyahu was foreshadowed 42 years ago in a famous confrontation with Menachem Begin, Nobel laureate.