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by | Feb 19, 2013

In late December, Rhode Island’s six Republican state representatives (out of a total chamber of 75 members—no, that’s not a typo) announced an intriguing initiative. The state’s house minority leader declared that in the new year, his party would pursue…

by | Feb 2, 2012

Though some might still deny it, there is growing bipartisan belief that our nation’s level of indebtedness is unsustainable. How we reduce the debt burden is another matter; this is where political knives are sharpened. Yet there is one uncontroversial…

by | Jun 16, 2011

The field of Republican candidates for the 2012 presidential run resembles a horse race in which several horses go lame, odds change and new challengers appear. However, there is one candidate who has worked tirelessly to maintain his position in…

by | Jul 16, 2009

(Adapted from a speech delivered earlier this year at a Center for Security Policy event.) Thucydides noted that “…happiness is obtained through freedom and freedom through a brave heart…” But at a time when world affairs is shifting before our…

by | May 21, 2009

Based on hints, feints, public pronouncements, and off the record commentary, the administration’s stance toward Iran is coming into focus. Without any question, military action against Iran is off the agenda. The Obama administration will do nothing to prevent the…

by | May 19, 2009

On June 6, 1944, the United States and its allies launched the largest air and sea armada in world history. The purpose of this mission was clear: liberate Europe from the grip of Nazi despotism. The landings on the Normandy…

by | Dec 3, 2008

From the founding of this nation to the present there has been an understandable tension between equality and individualism. Clearly we, as Americans, want both, assuming they are reasonably defined. Equality presumes equal before the law, equal or roughly equal…

by | Feb 6, 2008

At the recent Herzliya conference former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton said, “there is almost no chance that President Bush will approve a military strike against Iran before he leaves office.” If there was once a credible…

by | Jun 15, 2007

They came to Prague from around the world to share a vision of democracy and freedom. In this city of so much history and inspiration, an unprecedented conference was organized by Jose Maria Aznar, Vaclav Havel and Natan Sharansky entitled…

by | Jun 30, 2006

It had been assumed by many that with the end of the Cold War barbarism would have been a condition civilized people had left behind, a relic of a bygone era. But like so many predictions of contemporary society, this…

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