What To Know About U.S. Foreign Policy Positions In Israel, Syria, And China
Washington Post Columnist Josh Rogin joins Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the threat of China, and Trump’s Middle East foreign policy.
The Jihadist Who Loved Me: Christian Journalist In Hot Water Over Terrorism-Linked Ex-Boyfriend
Many Dutch Christians believe their country should welcome refugees from the Middle East. They see this as an important way of ‘loving thy neighbor.’ One seems to have gone too far.
Why 400 Troops In Syria Is Too Many To Leave Behind
Were U.S. forces not already deployed to Syria, no sane person would recommend sending in 400 U.S. troops into a complex, dangerous civil war with multiple armed actors on the ground.
Protecting Americans Simply Doesn’t Require U.S. Troops In Syria
U.S. troops will reportedly leave eastern Syria by April, causing heart palpitations among the usual suspects who have never seen a U.S. intervention they wanted to end.
No, Forever War In Syria Won’t Protect The United States
If the U.S. experience in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and Syria should have told our foreign policy elites anything, it is that Washington can’t resolve distant political problems.
The Syria Controversy Is A Proxy War Over America’s Foreign Policy
James Mattis’s departure highlights the broader legitimation crisis that results from American foreign policy being run without democratic accountability and against popular opinion.
China Is America’s Biggest Rival, And Russia Isn’t Even Close
While the media fawns over Russia’s failing authoritarianism, they ignore China’s much more successful brand of authoritarian nationalism.
4 Foreign Policy Establishment Myths About Leaving Syria, Debunked
Trump’s decision nips further mission creep in the bud and refocuses the national security bureaucracy on the right priorities.
Here’s Why Trump Made The Right Decision On Troops In Syria
An in-depth look, as someone who has spent time on the ground in Iraq and Syria with U.S. troops, local tribal militias, and rebel forces since 2005.
Trump’s Syria Withdrawal Policy Is Correct, But Communicated Horribly
The burden of proof should not be with those who seek to return American troops home after the successful vanquishing of a foe, but on those who seek to continue a conflict with no timeline or clear strategy.
What Is The Problem With America’s Foreign Policy Elite?
Author and Harvard Professor Stephen Walt joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss foreign policy and potential threats to U.S. security.
Mike Pompeo: U.S. Will Cut Off Aid To Syria Until Iranian-Backed Troops Leave
‘If Syria doesn’t ensure the total withdraw of Iranian-backed troops it will not receive one single dollar from the United States.’
Reformer: New Mexico Terrorist Camp Puts American Muslims In A ‘Defining Moment’
‘How American Muslims learn and respond to the slippery slope of non-violent Islamism and its inherent separatism … is critical.’
Trump Is Right: Regional Allies, Not The United States, Should Rebuild Syria
The Trump administration’s move to cut off aid to Syria is in America’s best interests, and it’s good for the Syrian people too.
Meet Ukrainian Victims Of The United States’s Proxy War With Russia
The Ukrainian struggle is matched only by the suffering of those in Vietnam, Korea, Iraq, and Syria, who have lost their lives in a geopolitical poker game.
Here’s What Is Happening In Turkey: Sanctions, Erdogan, And Border Conflicts
On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, national security expert Nick Danforth explains the impact of President Trump’s sanctions on Turkey.
Trump Should Ignore The Failed DC Establishment And Get U.S. Troops Out Of Syria
Americans are sick of endless wars, and a bipartisan consensus of ordinary Americans yearns for more realism, restraint, and plain common sense in U.S. foreign policy.
It’s Preposterous To Put The United States In The 10 Most Dangerous Countries For Women
To equalize the plight of the American woman to that of a woman living in Syria or warring countries in Africa is absurd.
After 3 Years Of Open Borders, German Politician Gives Angela Merkel An Ultimatum
Germany has stood by Chancellor Angela Merkel’s open-door policy for the most part. To them, accepting millions of foreigners as immigrants isn’t just a humanitarian effort; it’s atonement.
The Cold War With Iran Is Back
President Trump’s cancellation of the Iran deal gets America back in to fight our side of it.
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