Is Bush’s commitment to democracy a ‘sometime thing’?
(Washington, D.C.): President Bush's Thanksgiving Day visit to the troops in Baghdad was but the latest and to date most...
National Security Policy
Non-starter
(Washington, D.C.): It has become an article of faith in certain circles that President Bush fought an unnecessary and ill-advised...
Terror-tied
Most Americans were cheered by recent news of an improving economic forecast, but not the Democrats who have made blaming...
Remarks to the Council on Foreign Relations
Presenter: Douglas J. Feith, Under Secretary of Defense for Policy (Particpating was Robert Gallucci) Feith: Good Evening. Thank you, Bob,...
Trapping the Bush team
What do erstwhile Iraqi despot Saddam Hussein and the Vice Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV),...
Treason’s first cousin: ‘Heads should roll’
Senator Jay Rockefeller, the top Democrat on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, seems to think it's just spiffy if...
Chinook down
"We expect to take ground fire on this flight." So said the young warrant officer with the bandana on his...
The war of ideas
When Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's internal memorandum to top subordinates leaked last week, most press attention and political commentary...
Left-hand/right-hand disconnect spells CAIR-lessness
Today's Washington Times is a study in contrasts. On Page One, an above-the-fold article virtually gushes about the inroads being...
Preaching terror
When Senator Jon Kyl opens a hearing of his Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Terrorism tomorrow morning, the subject will be...
Don’t bother me with the facts
To hear a number of leading Democrats tell it, the report issued last week by David Kay, the chairman of...
A call to greatness
Seen from Baghdad, the debate now unfolding in the United States about whether to approve President Bush's proposal to invest...
Fifth column II
Almost exactly six months ago, at the start of the liberation of Iraq, the Center for Security Policy warned that...
The politics of pander
(Washington, D.C.): Every once in a while a highly visible political gambit comes completely a cropper. Particularly when it involves...
‘No more war in ’04’
On the eve of the second anniversary of the deadly 9/11 attacks, George W. Bush offered the country a visionary,...
Don’t go wobbly, George
(Washington, D.C.): Suddenly, all the "smart people" have an idea for advancing the war on terror while cutting our costs,...