Will The Senate Give Russia A Subsidy To Serve As The Radical Entente’s ‘Fed-Ex’ Service?
The U.S. Senate will shortly be asked to consider a $2.5 billion appropriation sought by the Clinton Administration in the...
Congress
A ‘No-Brainer’: Rep. Berman’s ‘Free Trade In Ideas’ Bill Must Not Be Allowed To Strengthen Tyrants
Congressman Howard Berman (D-CA) pulled a fast one last week -- a bit of legislative derring-do that despots around the...
Over To You: Congressional Scrutiny Urgently Required On Aid To Russia
With over $28 billion in new credit and aid flows now promised to Russia -- the result of just-concluded "emergency"...
The Triumph Of Hope Over Experience: The New Chemical Weapons Treaty Is A Dangerous Delusion
Samuel Johnson once said that second marriages represent "the triumph of hope over experience." The same applies to much of...
War With Iraq Is Inevitable: Better To Fight It Now Than Later
Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Director of the Center for Security Policy before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee...
Beyond The ‘Great Glaspie’: Commerce’s Misdeeds Surpass State Department Kow-Towing To Iraq
It may seem difficult to top U.S. Ambassador to Iraq April Glaspie's recent statement that " didn't think...that the Iraqis...
Security Policy In The Post-Kuwait World
An Address by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Director of the Center for Security Policy The Heritage Foundation September 12, 1990...
Defense Scorecard #3: An Assessment of Congressional Actions on Key FY1991 Defense Issues
Introduction As part of its continuing effort to monitor the adequacy of spending on national defense, the Center for Security...
Center Welcomes Sen. Lugar’s Leadership On Need To Topple Saddam Hussein
The Center for Security Policy today strongly commended United States Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN) for his vision and leadership in...
Soviet military relief act
Rep. Les Aspin, Wisconsin Democrat, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, recently introduced a new argument in his campaign...
Congress Should Not Punish The Salvadoran People For The Acts Of Extremists
Today, the U.S. House of Representatives is poised to act on legislation that would curtail U.S. military assistance to the...
The Only Sensible Outcome For The Budget Summit: Slip The Gramm-Rudman Targets
Introduction Tomorrow, amid much fanfare and partisan posturing, President Bush is scheduled to convene a "budget summit" with congressional leaders....
Can The United States Afford Not To Be Properly Defended?
Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Director of the Center for Security Policy before the U.S. Senate Budget Committee...
Is The Emerging US-Soviet Chemical Weapons Accord Too Unverifiable To Be A Treaty?
The Center for Security Policy has been advised that the Bush Administration believes the U.S.-Soviet agreement aimed at eliminating the...
The Senate Should Send The PLO A Message: There’s No Hijacking International Law
The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) has requested from the Government of Switzerland permission to become a party to the latest...
2006 National Security Scorecard
2005-2006 Senate National Security Score Leaders Wayne Allard (CO) John Cornyn (TX) James Inhofe (OK) Jeff Sessions (AL) The Center has been producing its National...