It’s one of those tragic oddities you might remember from a high school history class. One of the biggest battles of the War of 1812 was fought at New Orleans on Jan. 8, 1815. It turned out to be a big American victory in a war that saw only too many U.S. reverses. So, good…
Barry McCaffrey, retired U.S. army four-star general and former director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy: “The Covid-19 pandemic is a disaster in the United States, with a fearsome impact on our 2.3 million prisoners. The pandemic will clearly inflame the prisons of the migratory nations of Honduras, Guatemala and El…
It is very difficult for me to objectively and unemotionally write about Trump’s impact on US national security. He is clearly one of the most troubling threats to American security that I have encountered in my lifetime.
Trump is also the legitimately elected President of the US under the rules of our Constitution. He still has…
There is a terrific David Ignatius OP ED in the Washington Post (13 May 2020) reference this new work “THE KILL CHAIN” by Chris Brose. This book has also generated a flurry of supportive commentary by defense intellectuals whose opinion I value to include Dave Petraeus.
Chris Brose is a highly respected and knowledgeable expert on…
From a national security perspective there is a sound argument to be made that the United States is as secure today as any time in our national history. We are the wealthiest nation in the history of mankind. Our 320 million citizens have immense opportunity and are protected by the rule of law. Our 2.1…