Welcome back to the fight
Tuesday's Capitol Hill press conference announcing that the Committee on the Present Danger (CPD) is back is great news. This...
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In search of a scapegoat
Ahmed Chalabi has suddenly become a kind of Arabian piñata, presented to the world as everything from a con-man, felon...
Going after Chalabi sends the wrong message and a dangerous one
It is hard to believe that a country reeling from reports of prison abuse at the hands of American military...
Saddam had WMDs; the Left couldn’t care less
One could be forgiven for thinking that the detonation of two "improvised explosive devices" equipped with toxic chemical agents would...
Standing by Rumsfeld
The London Economist Magazine last week emblazoned its front cover with the two-word headline “Resign, Rumsfeld.” In so doing, it...
America is indebted to Douglas Feith
On Wednesday, the New York Times gave front-page treatment to an article that should at last put to rest the...
China’s agenda for Asia and beyond on display in the crushing of freedom in Hong Kong
On Monday, the Chinese Communist Party announced that it would deny Hong Kong universal suffrage in its 2007 election for...
The China threat revealed
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard testimony on Thursday concerning the growing threat that Communist China poses to the security...
16 steps to deter a Chinese attack on Taiwan
To avoid what could be a very hot war on the Taiwan Strait, President George Bush should focus greater and...
Interview with Military Committee Chairman Gen. Paul Vallely
The Center for Security Policy is pleased to announce the first in a series of interviews with members of its...
Americans trust Ashcroft more than ACLU – and they support the Patriot Act, too!
"More Americans trust Attorney General John Ashcroft than trust the ACLU to balance the sometimes competing values of national security...
Kerry now says he never said what he said
Senator John Kerry tells CNN he never accused American troops of war crimes in Vietnam. That's new, because the record...
Changing minds, winning peace
"Changing Minds, Winning Peace" is the 2003 report of the Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy. It focuses of the ways...
The vision thing
In this political year, George W. Bush is said to have felt the need to demonstrate that he has a...
Public Diplomacy: How to Improve It
"Public Diplomacy: How to Think About and Improve It" is a study written and published by the California-based RAND Corporation...
Waging the ‘War of Ideas’
In recent weeks, senior Bush Administration officials have begun talking about a heretofore largely neglected, and arguably decisive, front in...