Center for Security Policy

Our mission is to secure America’s founding principles and freedom through forthright national security analysis and policy solutions.

Since the Center for Security Policy’s founding in 1988, we have challenged establishment orthodoxy and refused to sacrifice principles for expedience in Washington. Our work is rooted in the proven strategy of Peace Through Strength as applied to the needed 21st Century strategy of America First. Our security and freedom depend on a strong America and leaders who will use instruments of national power wisely to keep our nation out of unnecessary wars.

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WRITTEN TESTIMONY of ROGER W. ROBINSON, JR. before the HOUSE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE SUBCOMMITTEE ON THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE

Center for Security Policy November 5, 1993

CUBA AND THE JURAGUA NUCLEAR POWER COMPLEX 1 August 1995 2172 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, D.C. Mr. Chairman, it...

Foreign Policy

From The Folks Who Brought You Somalia, Haiti — Clinton Is Botching The Russian Account, Too: The ‘Friendship ‘R Us’ Act

Center for Security Policy November 4, 1993

To counter the nearly universal impression that the Clinton Administration is systematically failing in its execution of U.S. foreign policy,...

Deterrence

‘Rearranging The Deck Chairs’: Aspin Policy Study Likely To Ignore Real Issues Jeopardizing US Nuclear Deterrent

Center for Security Policy November 1, 1993

It does not augur well for the Department of Defense's major review of U.S. nuclear weapons policy that it was...

1993 Keeper of the Flame Award: Steve Forbes

Center for Security Policy October 28, 1993

At an elegant black-tie dinner on 28 October 1993 at Washington's ANA Westin Hotel, the Center for Security Policy will...

Foreign Policy

The “Halperin Syndrome”: Clinton Appointees’ Antipathy To CIA, Military Sets Stage For Debacles In Haiti, Beyond

Center for Security Policy October 26, 1993

The world is now being treated to the spectacle of a U.S. president determinedly pursuing a policy toward Haiti predicated...

Foreign Policy

Watch This Space: Russian Military’s Chits Being Cashed In

Center for Security Policy October 21, 1993

There is small comfort in the transparent bewilderment of Clinton Administration officials -- who were, just days ago, crowing about...

Foreign Policy

The Foreign Policy ‘Blame Game’: A Pox On Both Bush And Clinton’s Houses

Center for Security Policy October 19, 1993

In recent days, senior officials of the Bush Administration -- including Mr. Bush himself -- have suddenly reemerged from the...

‘No Confidence’: Why Advocates Of US Leadership, Engagement Want Clinton To Disengage From Somalia, Haiti

Center for Security Policy October 14, 1993

Somalia comes out, there is only one message that will be conveyed: Bipartisan majorities in the Congress lack confidence in...

Economic Security

Big GOP Donors To Fund Gorbachev Come-Back, Democrats’ Nuclear Disarmament Agenda

Center for Security Policy October 13, 1993

In a textbook case of politics -- or at least political fundraising -- making strange bedfellows, the National Republican Senatorial...

Foreign Policy

Will China’s Nuclear Test Precipitate Needed Reexamination Of Clinton, Congressional Policies?

Center for Security Policy October 5, 1993

As had been expected for some time, the People's Republic of China today carried out its latest test of a...

‘Stop Payment’: The Case For Supporting Yeltsin By Not Disbursing Another $2.5 Billion Blank Check

Center for Security Policy October 4, 1993

Last week, the U.S. Congress passed and sent to President Clinton an appropriations measure containing a further $2.5 billion contribution...

Deterrence

‘Hope Over Experience’ (Part Deux): Secret Soviet Nuclear Stocks Shows Dangers Of Clinton UN Paean To Arms Control

Center for Security Policy September 28, 1993

A front-page story in the 26 September editions of the New York Times provided a bizarre backdrop to President Clinton's...

‘Time Out’! Administration Efforts To Railroad Congress On Pro-PLO Legislation Is Bad Policy, Bad Process

Center for Security Policy September 24, 1993

The Clinton Administration evidently has become so enthralled with the Palestine Liberation Organization that it is determined to make this...

Foreign Policy

At What Price Yeltsin’s ‘Victory’: A Blank Check To Military To Restore Soviet Empire, Endanger West?

Center for Security Policy September 23, 1993

As the West rejoices in Russian President Boris Yeltsin's apparent triumph over his unreconstructed communist adversaries in parliament, a dangerous...

Foreign Policy

Yeltsin Finally Moves Against The Communist Parliament; Clinton Titters When Serious US Response Is Needed

Center for Security Policy September 21, 1993

At long last, President Boris Yeltsin has taken a step months -- if not years -- overdue: He has formally...

Appointments & Policymakers

Macneil-Lehrer Post-Mortem: If Clinton Wants The Truth On Vietnam, He Better Not Look To Winston Lord

Center for Security Policy September 20, 1993

The odious character of the Clinton Administration's policy toward Vietnam were laid bare on the 17 September 1993 edition of...

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