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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.

The Center for Security Policy is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) organization that educates policymakers, legislators, the media and the American public. We are funded by generous contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations.

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Soviet Crackdown Watch (Part 3)

Center for Security Policy December 17, 1990

As part of its continuing monitoring of the emerging Soviet crackdown, the Center for Security Policy adds the following developments...

Gaffney To Congress: Gulf War Inevitable, Better Now Than Later

Center for Security Policy December 14, 1990

In testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday on the Persian Gulf crisis, Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., the Center's...

War With Iraq Is Inevitable: Better To Fight It Now Than Later

Center for Security Policy December 14, 1990

Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Director of the Center for Security Policy before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee...

Foreign Policy

Soviet Crackdown Watch (Part 2)

Center for Security Policy December 13, 1990

As part of its continuing monitoring of the coming Soviet crackdown, the Center for Security Policy adds the following developments...

Foreign Policy

The Cost of Giving Up Jackson-Vanik

Center for Security Policy December 13, 1990

By Roger W. Robinson Jr.The Wall Street Journal, 12/13/90 With the waiver of the Jackson-Vanik amendment yesterday afternoon, the Bush...

Foreign Policy

Jackson-Vanik: Will Bush Reward Soviet Repression Or Preserve Key Incentive For Reform?

Center for Security Policy December 5, 1990

Introduction On 27 September 1972, the late Senator Henry M. Jackson (D-WA) introduced an amendment to the East-West Trade Relations...

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This Is No Time To Waive Jackson-Vanik

Center for Security Policy December 5, 1990

The Center for Security Policy today urged President Bush to abandon any thought of waiving the Jackson-Vanik amendment under present...

Middle East

Center Gives ‘Attaboys’ To Alumni Quayle, Cheney Over Comments On Gulf Crisis

Center for Security Policy December 4, 1990

The Center for Security Policy today commended two distinguished former members of its Board of Advisors -- Vice President Dan...

Foreign Policy

Soviet Crackdown Watch (Part I)

Center for Security Policy December 3, 1990

Evidence continues to mount suggesting that the regime of Mikhail Gorbachev is preparing for a comprehensive and possibly brutal crackdown...

Middle East

‘Fatal Attraction’? US Interests In Gulf, Beyond Jeopardized By Bush Personal Diplomacy Obsession

Center for Security Policy December 1, 1990

President Bush's fixation with personal diplomacy reached new heights -- and threatened to plunge U.S. interests in the Persian Gulf...

Foreign Policy

Would You Go To Oslo To Get A Nobel Peace Prize While Preparing A Bloody Crackdown In The USSR?

Center for Security Policy November 28, 1990

The Center for Security Policy today expressed alarm at Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's sweeping orders to his military authorizing the...

Mirabile Dictu: The New York Times Breaks The Code On Moscow’s Double Game In Iraq

Center for Security Policy November 23, 1990

The Center for Security Policy today welcomed the insightful -- albeit astonishingly belated -- assessment of the state of U.S.-Soviet...

Foreign Policy

Moscow Center’s Food Aid Crusade: Where’s The Beef?

Center for Security Policy November 21, 1990

The Center for Security Policy today called for a careful and expeditious review of the Soviet Union's claims of imminent...

Foreign Policy

The Moment Of Truth: Which Side Will Washington Take In The Soviet Union ?

Center for Security Policy November 16, 1990

This morning's command performance by Mikhail Gorbachev in the Soviet Chamber of People's Deputies should put to rest once and...

Foreign Policy

Agenda For The CSCE Meetings In Paris: Three Steps Backward On European Security?

Center for Security Policy November 14, 1990

Introduction On 18-19 November, President Bush and the leaders of thirty-four other countries interested in European security matters will meet...

Foreign Policy

Center Warns Of Potential Triple-Play In Paris

Center for Security Policy November 14, 1990

On the eve of key meetings of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) in Paris on 18-19...

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Soviet Crackdown Watch (Part 3)

Gaffney To Congress: Gulf War Inevitable, Better Now Than Later

War With Iraq Is Inevitable: Better To Fight It Now Than Later

Soviet Crackdown Watch (Part 2)

The Cost of Giving Up Jackson-Vanik

Jackson-Vanik: Will Bush Reward Soviet Repression Or Preserve Key Incentive For Reform?

This Is No Time To Waive Jackson-Vanik

Center Gives ‘Attaboys’ To Alumni Quayle, Cheney Over Comments On Gulf Crisis

Soviet Crackdown Watch (Part I)

‘Fatal Attraction’? US Interests In Gulf, Beyond Jeopardized By Bush Personal Diplomacy Obsession

Would You Go To Oslo To Get A Nobel Peace Prize While Preparing A Bloody Crackdown In The USSR?

Mirabile Dictu: The New York Times Breaks The Code On Moscow’s Double Game In Iraq

Moscow Center’s Food Aid Crusade: Where’s The Beef?

The Moment Of Truth: Which Side Will Washington Take In The Soviet Union ?

Agenda For The CSCE Meetings In Paris: Three Steps Backward On European Security?

Center Warns Of Potential Triple-Play In Paris