Foreign Policy

Bipartisan Initiative to Liberate Iraq Offers Effective alternative to Clinton’s Unraveling Containment ‘Strategy’

Center for Security Policy October 1, 1998

Needed: Similar 'Adult Supervision' on Kosovo (Washington, D.C.): On Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott and a substantial number of...

Senate Given Another Opportunity to Reject Clinton’s Policy of Denuclearization: the Gottemoeller Nomination

Frank Gaffney, Jr. September 29, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): One month ago, the U.S. Senate signaled strong disapproval of the Clinton Administration's "denuclearization" policies when forty-four Senators...

Wanted: An End to the ‘Hollow’ Military —
and A ‘Feasible,’ ‘Practical’ Missile Defense

Center for Security Policy September 29, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): At a tempestuous hearing today, the Senate Armed Services Committee heard the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of...

1998 Freedom Flame/Casey Medal of Honor Award: Jeane Kirkpatrick

Center for Security Policy September 24, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): At a moment of profound national angst over the domestic implications of President Clinton's personal and public misconduct,...

Critical Mass #4: Emerging Missile Threat Concentrates the Minds of U.S. Allies; Japanese Admiral Urges End to ABM Treaty

Center for Security Policy September 16, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): Samuel Johnson's phrase that hanging "concentrates the mind wonderfully" is an apt metaphor for the effect palpable missile...

It’s About Time: Increase in Defense Budget Should Be Matched by Course Corrections on Tech Transfer, Missile Defense

Center for Security Policy September 14, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): According to today's Wall Street Journal, Secretary of Defense William Cohen and the Joint Chiefs of Staff are...

Shame, Shame Redux: As Clinton Presidency Melts Down, 41 Democrats Continue Filibuster of Bill to Defend America

Center for Security Policy September 9, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): For the second time in four months, forty-one Senate Democrats voted to prevent debate on a bill that...

Only the Clinton Team Could Respond to North Korean, Other Emerging Missile Threats by Canceling Near-Term T.H.A.A.D.

Center for Security Policy September 3, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): The Clinton Administration is reportedly poised to unveil its first substantive response(1) to Sunday's demonstration by North Korea...

R.I.P. C.T.B.: Biden-Specter Amendment’s Phyrric Victory Shows Decisive Senate Opposition to Clinton’s Flawed Test Ban

Center for Security Policy September 2, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): Yesterday, the U.S. Senate handed the first crushing defeat to a major presidential arms control initiative since its...

‘My God, The Threat is Right Now‘

Frank Gaffney, Jr. September 1, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): In a recent interview, the Chairman of the House National Security Committee, Rep. Floyd Spence (R-SC) declared with...

Will Senate Allow Implementation of CTB Without Ratification?

Center for Security Policy September 1, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): During consideration of the FY 1999, Foreign Operations Appropriations bill today, Senators Joseph Biden (D-DE) and Arlen Specter...

Erosion of resolve on Iraq

Center for Security Policy August 27, 1998

by Jon KylWashington Times, 27 August 1998 "This isn't a negotiation. I don't plan to give them anything. I'm here...

Press Release

Center for Security Policy August 27, 1998

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‘Politically Correct’ Joint Chiefs Are Dead Wrong on Missile Defense

Center for Security Policy August 26, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): On 24 August, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff sent Senator Jim Inhofe (R-OK) what is...

Clinton Legacy Watch # 31: Will This Damaged Presidency Be Able to Mount, Sustain Needed Anti-Terror Campaign?

Center for Security Policy August 21, 1998

(Washington, D.C.): Too little is known at this point about the nature -- to say nothing of the efficacy --...

The Next Terrorism