Opportunities for Financial War on Terrorism
As predicted by, among others, Center for Security Policy President Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., the troubled tenure of Harvey Pitt...
National Security Policy
1998-2002 National Security Congressional Scorecard
(Washington, D.C.): On the eve of the mid-term elections, the Center for Security Policy released its fifth Congressional National Security...
In Memoriam an unsung hero of the Cold War: William T. Lee
(Washington, D.C.): A formidable intellect and tenacious analyst of Moscow and Beijing's military capabilities passed away last week. His friends...
Krauthammer urges Bush to hold that line at the U.N.
(Washington, D.C.): Few syndicated columnists of our time address matters of state with the vision and verve of Charles Krauthammer....
Against Us
(Washington, D.C.): For months now, President Bush has been declaring that nations around the world had a choice to make....
Too clever by half?
(Washington, D.C.): Up in Maine, where President Bush and his family have long vacationed, they tell a story about the...
‘Drain the swamps’
(Washington, D.C.): Some stock-taking is in order after a week of terrorism in the suburban communities surrounding Washington, D.C. and...
The tempting of George Bush
(Washington, D.C.): President George W. Bush has indisputably proven himself a world-class leader. For proof, one need look no further...
The case against Saddam (V): Sen. Lieberman explains why Democrats should also support the liberation of Iraq
(Washington, D.C.): As Senate debate intensifies on the bipartisan resolution on Iraq, one of the leading Democratic sponsors of that...
The Case Against Saddam (IV): What International Community’?
(Washington, D.C.): Syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer once again today displayed the strategic acumen, moral clarity and articulateness that on 5...
Return of the ‘San Francisco Democrats’
(Washington, D.C.): In 1984, Jeane Kirkpatrick gave expression to a feeling of revulsion experienced by many of her fellow "Reagan...
Enough already: Ten years without nuclear tests is too long to assure the deterrents’ safety, reliability
(Washington, D.C.): Ten years ago last Monday, the United States stopped knowing for sure whether its nuclear arsenal would work...
The case against Saddam (III):There is an ‘Al Qaeda connection’
(Washington, D.C.): One of the most insidious arguments against President Bush's policy of regime change in Iraq is rooted in...
Accept No Substitutes: Regime Change is the Only Way to Disarm Iraq
Here we go again: Saddam Hussein says he will "uncondi tionally" admit inspectors. UN apparatchiks and the Iraqi despot's patrons/business...
Will Bush ‘Go Wobbly’ by Accepting ‘Coercive Inspections’?
(Washington, D.C.): The TV networks' Sunday talk shows -- those closely monitored barometers of the latest shifts in Washington's political...
Don’t Go There: Why President Bush Should Tell the U.N. Why Saddam Must Go, But Not Seek Its Approval for Doing So
President Bush faces an historic choice when he addresses the United Nations General Assembly on September 12th: Should he consult...