Barbara Lee's Lonely Vote After 9/11: A Look Back
Thirteen years after Rep. Lee opposed an Authorization for Use of Military Force, her solitary stance has become mainstream.
Thirteen years after Rep. Lee opposed an Authorization for Use of Military Force, her solitary stance has become mainstream.
We don't know how to conduct a successful war against the Islamic State.
Forget The Day After. This is the great nuclear-war movie of the early '80s.
Thirteen years after the attack and one day after the president again expands America's role in the Middle East.
Refreshingly honest, I guess.
If the political class ignores James Madison's warnings, it will do so at its peril.
Libertarians who take their ideas seriously have always judged even purported political allies by tough standards, and rightly so.
Public opinion, military action, and ISIS.
Maybe it's time for America to stop taking the bait.
The president should focus upon a narrow mission, and resist calls for yet another quixotic crusade in the Middle East.
If it's a rock-paper-scissors war Obama wants, it's a rock-paper-scissors war he'll get.
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