Let Trump’s Parting Shot To China Be Full U.S. Recognition of Taiwan
It would be a fitting capstone to the first presidency in a half-century to recognize the PRC for the arch-foe that it is.
Greatness Agenda
China Needs To Pay Its Debts To Us
The time is now to resolve to rectify what no other American president has had the courage to rectify. Trump should claim the $2 trillion China owes Americans and put America first.
China’s Green NGO Climate Propaganda Enablers
Climate change is a national security threat—but not in the way the national security elite assumes.
Vulturous Charles Koch Reemerges to Oppose Trump’s GOP Influence
We cannot let these oligarchs compel our national suicide to boost the gross domestic product.
NATO Needs a Revamped Purpose
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization was established in 1949 to promote the containment of the Soviet Union, but it lacks such a clear purpose today.
Hong Kong Immigration Bill Is a Win-Win for the CCP
However well-intended, the Hong Kong People’s Freedom and Choice Act will not preserve freedom for Hong Kong. It will only empower Beijing and undermine our own vital interests.
Not Quite MAGA?
What’s behind the inconsistencies between Trump’s words and his actions on so many policies? A good place to start looking is at Jared Kushner’s Office of American Innovation.
Under Biden, the Term ‘Illegal Alien’ May Become Illegal
Rather than adhere to what is factually and legally correct, anti-borders activists are working diligently to change the public’s perceptions about those who violate our laws.
Either the U.S. Leads on Crypto, or China Will
Our competitors abroad can never beat us on innovation—unless we continue to shoot ourselves in the foot.
It Was Always China
We have no excuse for not finally waking up to the threat that China poses.
Praying for Peace In a Biden-Influenced Middle East
There is hope that Joe Biden will pause before jettisoning policies that have advanced peace in the Middle East more effectively than anything since Camp David in 1978.
What Is To Be Done?
We have to face reality and fight the good fight effectively on the terrain on which we now find ourselves. Ordinary politics are essentially over.
Geezers’ Palace
The etiquette of deferring to age has to give way for a time until age again defers to youth and the future.
Exclusivity Is Not Racism
Oblivious to the logical and moral contradictions inherent in their special pleading, some Jews work toward rightist political prescriptions for Israelis but leftist prescriptions for Americans.
America’s Union Agenda at a Crossroads
Unions in the United States should reassess their political allegiances.
‘Collusion’ vs. Collusion
One can lie about “collusion” with impunity. But to speak the truth about collusion is to be smeared as “xenophobic,” “racist,” and “nativist.”
The Beggaring of the Middle Class
The question for every policymaker should be how to restart a new period of national vitality. Narrowly focused gains in information technology won’t do it—neither will fiscal stimulus.
Religious Freedom: Will U.S. Emphasis Continue Under Biden?
Without a firm commitment from the president-elect, religious-freedom advocates fear the delicate work of the past four years could all evaporate.
Biden’s Immigration Agenda
Our immigration policy should prioritize the dogged preservation of America’s free-thinking, free-praying, free-speaking, and free-opportunity traditions as the greatest global ideal.
America Needs a Stable Bipartisan Consensus on National Security
All thoughtful Americans wish to resume a bipartisan consensus on principal foreign policy issues.