NATO at 75: The best world alliance ever
(April 4) Belatedly I noticed that today is the 75th anniversary of the founding of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, so I write more in haste (to not miss the […]
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Gershkovich is imprisoned, but Putin is the punk
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, March 30) For over a year, Russia has wrongly imprisoned Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. This is egregious behavior but not an isolated example, and the United States must step […]
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For some ‘conservatives’ to sympathize with Putin is sickening
(Feb. 12, 2024) Because interviewer Tucker Carlson pushed back only slightly last week against the lies and the murderous record of Russian leader Vladimir Putin, a reminder of Putin’s massive evil is in order. Against […]
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Six not-so-easy pieces
Gun rights aren’t vacated by unrelated marijuana use (Feb. 7): A Feb. 3 decision in an Oklahoma federal court affirms that the Second Amendment right to possess firearms may not […]
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Rogue FBI agent Peter Strzok amply deserved his firing
(Oct. 3) The FBI’s 2018 draft letter of dismissal to disgraced agent Peter Strzok is a model for how the bureau should deal with its own agents gone bad. Alas, the FBI appears to […]
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Ambassador John Bolton, Ukraine, and NATO
An interview with Ambassador John Bolton leads three pieces on the world’s hot spots. (Links to full columns embedded in each headline.) Bolton: Putin is unlikely to nuke anybody (May […]
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Two on Biden’s outlandishly bad energy policies
Biden cancels even more leases (May 17): Even as President Joe Biden blames others for today’s outrageously high energy prices, he continues his jihad against domestic fossil fuel production . […]
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Why is Pope Francis blaming the West for Russia’s war?
(May 5) The sainted Pope John Paul II, almost at the cost of his own life, spoke with great moral clarity and courage against Russian hegemonic aims; Pope Francis, unfortunately, […]
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Don’t ‘calibrate’ against Russia; WIN the war.
Two columns against our over-hesitant help for Ukraine against Russia. Expelling Russia from Interpol should be just the barest start (April 26): Republican U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska is […]
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Kick Russia off of U.N. Security Council
(March 9) Faced with continuing atrocities perpetrated at the command of dictator Vladimir Putin, the United Nations ought to take the Ukrainian ambassador’s advice: expel Russia from the Security Council […]
