Amnesty: For North Korea
By Patrick Devenny The far-Left is nothing if not tenacious. Not only has Amnesty International condemned the United States in...
National Security Policy
Dustbin Durbin
Decision Brief No. 05-D 29 2005-06-20 (Washington, D.C.): When a United States Senator says something deeply offensive, there are usually...
Kyl and Schumer move to monitor uranium exports
Decision Brief No. 05-D 30 2005-06-20 (Washington, D.C.): Tomorrow, Senators Jon Kyl (R-AZ) and Chuck Schumer (D-NY) will offer an amendment...
2005 Freedom Flame Award: Richard Perle
The Center and its Board of Regents presented the 2005 "Freedom Flame" Award on June 16th of that year to...
Memo to Hillary
Decision Brief No. 05-D 27 2005-06-06 (Washington, D.C.): Memorandum to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton: It is now widely expected that...
Louisiana takes important step toward divesting terror
(Baton Rouge, Louisiana): Building on the momentum of the Center for Security Policy's Divest Terror campaign, the State of Louisiana...
The national security case for CAFTA
The Senate's pending decision to consent or reject ratification of the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) will be influenced...
‘The Oslo Syndrome’
Decision Brief No. 05-D 25 2005-05-31 (Washington, D.C.): Last week, the President of the United States effusively praised Mahmoud Abbas,...
‘Whose partner is Abu Mazen?’
On the eve of President Bush's White House meeting today with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, the Center for Security Policy...
Security experts urge Bolton confirmation
Caspar Weinberger, James Woolsey, George Shultz, Ed Meese and Max Kampelman Among Powerhouse Bipartisan Group Calling for Swift Approval of...
Confirm Bolton
Decision Brief No. 05-D 24 2005-05-23 (Washington, D.C.): George Voinovich is an honorable man. So, when the junior Senator from...
Memo to Sen. George Voinovich
Decision Brief No. 05-D 22 2005-05-12 (Washington, D.C.): It is widely expected that, when the Senate Foreign Relations Committee meets...
Press conference shows strong U.N.-Bolton support
Tomorrow, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee is expected to vote on President Bush's nomination of John Bolton to become the...
The red continent?
By Fred Stakelbeck China's rapid ascension as an influential economic and political force in Africa is raising complex questions concerning...
Sore Losers
Decision Brief No. 05-D 21 2005-05-09 (Washington, D.C.): So, where are we? After weeks of attacks on John Bolton's character,...
Fighting ‘global test’ over Bolton
In a new ad released today, the Center for Security Policy clarified what is really going on in the fight...