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...
National Security Policy
‘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,...
He said N. Korea had stopped building nukes. Now he heads policy planning at State.
The man who helped engineer the Clinton administration's failed attempt to buy off North Korea with fuel and nuclear-power technology...
The Blackout Next Time
(Washington, D.C.): Despite its inherent illogic, the notion that last weeks massive, cascading electrical blackout was a wake-up call seems...
The War for Islam
Two columns should be considered absolutely required reading by every American concerned with their personal security and the dangers we...
The dot-connector
(Washington, D.C.): Nearly two years ago, in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, official Washington was seized with The...
Wishful thinking about Islamist terror
(Washington, D.C.): Last week, Secretary of State Colin Powell did it again. He broke sharply with one of the central...
A moment for Truth: Daniel Pipes vs. the Islamists
(Washington, D.C.): The war on terror has been the object of our national attention for nearly three years now. Yet,...
Making Saddam’s day
Somewhere, probably in Iraq, Saddam Hussein is gloating. He can only be gratified by the feeding frenzy of recriminations, second-guessing...
The difference a year makes
One year ago tomorrow, George W. Bush strode into the White House Rose Garden to unveil what he called a...
New poll signals popular support for principled War on Terror in Mideast, as well as elsewhere
Potential problems for Bush with core Christian conservative constituency At a press conference held at the National Press Club today,...
Undesirable influence
Those familiar with the work of the Center for Security Policy were not surprised by the news article that led...
Signs indicate trouble ahead for President Bushs road map according to the first national post-Aqaba poll
At a press conference at the National Press Club at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, the Center for Security Policy will...
Death of freedom in Hong Kong?
(Washington, D.C.): Almost exactly six years ago, Hong Kong was surrendered by Great Britain to Communist China. In a Decision...
DOD Briefing on Intelligence Matters
(Participating were Douglas J. Feith, under secretary of defense for policy, and William J. Luti, deputy under secretary of defense...