George W. Bush Blasted John Bolton In 2008: ‘I Don’t Consider Bolton Credible’
After Bolton trashed Bush in an op-ed, the former president complained that he had expended political capital on Bolton and got little in return.
Why Conflict With Iran Over Iraq Can’t End Until America Withdraws
Instead of playing politics, Washington must realize that risking the lives of American forces in a gamble to reduce Iranian influence in Iraq isn’t worth it and may be self-defeating.
Why The United States Should Improve Our Relationship With Russia In 2020
With Russia’s more than 6,000 nuclear warheads, a permanent veto at the U.N. Security Council, and a president keen on making Russia a great power, Washington shouldn’t sideline Moscow.
‘Human Rights’ Activist Loves Settlements As Long As They’re Not Israeli
Sara Leah Whitson publicly campaigns on behalf of settlements in Nagorno-Karabakh, but against settlements Israelis put up.
Iran Hostilities Threaten Trump’s Promises To Get Us Out Of Foreign Wars
The president should stop one day talking like a devoted noninterventionist, and the next day putting a great big smile on the faces of neoconservatives.
Despite Disputes, European Allies Are Not Ready To Kill The Iran Nuclear Deal
Past behavior from the major European powers has shown that, unlike Washington, they are far more eager to appease Iran, and far more persistent.
‘Phase One’ Marks New Chapter In Trade Between United States And China
For the first time in a long time, the United States and China are striking a deal to set up better trade relations for both countries.
Are Democrats Silent On Iran Because They’re Angling To Resurrect The Iran Deal?
Just as the Democrats ignored Iranian protesters in 2010 to allow the Iran Deal to come into existence, they’re likely ignoring them once again in order to resurrect it.
Ben Rhodes Attacks Trump To Obscure Obama’s Complicity In Iran’s Forever War
Despite Rhodes’ propaganda, America is in a far stronger position to deal with Iran’s provocations under Trump than at any time since Obama entered office.
In Wake Of Iran Strike, Congress Needs To Debate Overseas Deployments
After 18 years at war without debate in Congress about overseas U.S. troop deployments, President Trump’s decision to take out Qassem Soleimani catalyzed a national conversation.
Why Are The Democrats Terrified Of Iran?
Iran’s muted response to the killing of Qasem Soleimani has de-escalated the situation in the Middle East. So why are Democrats cowering in fear of the Iranian regime?
Not One Senate Democrat Joins Resolution Commending U.S. Military For Soleimani’s Death
Commending those who killed a terrorist responsible for the loss of hundreds of American lives should not be a controversial endeavor, but apparently it is.
U.S. Is ‘Confident’ Iran Shot Down Ukrainian Passenger Airliner, Killing 176 People
U.S. Pentagon officials have confirmed Iran shot down a Ukrainian passenger airliner killing 176 people.
The President Is Preventing A War, Not Starting One
President Trump said that killing Soleimani was an effort to end, not start a war. He was roundly mocked, but that is exactly what he did.
Iran’s Attack On U.S. Bases Is A Face-Saving Gesture From The Ayatollahs
The length, scope, and operational duration of the attack suggests it is a targeted towards regime stability and an internal audience. Whether it leads to further escalation is a political call.
No, Trump’s Justifications For Soleimani Attack Aren’t Contradictory
The recent uptick in Iranian attacks on America is very much a part of assessing if Soleimani represented an imminent threat.
The Trump Administration Is Right To Block Iran’s Foreign Minister From Addressing UN
The Trump administration is disinterested in providing a forum for this propaganda circus, like CNN did, and that does not indicate a lack of diplomatic grace.
Whether You Like It Or Not, The United States Is At War With Iran
Only the absence of retaliation or some lower-level action that gives both sides a face-saving way out of the predicament can restore deterrence. Otherwise, fight’s on.
Contrary To Iran Deal Talking Points, There’s Something Between Appeasement and War
Just as we have other options aside from war, it’s worth considering how limited Iran’s appetite for war with the United States actually is.
The Fundamental Question Is: Why Is America Still In The Middle East?
D.C.’s hysteria is dangerous. The strike wasn’t necessarily wrong, but the president must tread carefully. Too much of D.C. wants him not to.
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