After months of drama surrounding supplemental aid to Ukraine and Israel, the House and Senate finally passed a package and sent it to the President’s desk. For some, this feat was an achievement. But for most conservatives, it was a disappointment.
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After Iran’s unprecedented direct attack on Israel over the weekend, foreign policy and defense analysts are examining the options for the U.S., Israel, and neighboring Middle East regimes.
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While most people are focused on Ukraine and Russia, the Biden administration is tilting dangerously close to enhancing nuclear weapons capabilities in Iran. A particularly troubling aspect of the current negotiations includes relieving the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of its designation as a terrorist organization.
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Editor’s Note: The recent outpouring of love and support by Democrats and the mainstream media for a deceased Iranian madman probably tells us all we
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May 11, 2018 Iran Out of That Deal Earlier this week, President Trump announced that he will completely pull out of the Iran Nuclear Deal. During
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The world experienced a major shift around 1990 when the Soviet Union collapsed, and we moved from a bi-polar world controlled by the United States and the Soviet Union to an uncertain world order. For a short period, America was the world’s only superpower.
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A federal case moving to trial in Texas could provide a means to stop the practice of extending automatic U.S. citizenship to children born to illegal aliens.
Continue reading →As Americans learn the dangerous details of President Obama’s deal with Iran, Republican leaders should admit their mistake in passing Senator Bob Corker’s (R-TN) bill that reversed the process for treaty ratification. Instead of a treaty requiring approval from two-thirds of the Senate, the Corker bill allows the Iran deal to be disapproved by a simple majority in both houses-subject to a certain presidential veto, which requires two-thirds of both houses to override.
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Would you be satisfied if your only access to a computer was to try to boot up one that hadn’t been used or tested since 1992? That’s the predicament of our nuclear deterrent on which we depend for our ultimate physical survival.
Continue reading →The feminists have cooked up a new plan to raid the U.S. Treasury for more feminist pork. They want Congress to pass the I-VAWA (International Violence Against Women Act).
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The Democratic Senators knew that Clinton, like O.J., was guilty. The Democrats called his behavior “outrageous,” “disgraceful,” “dishonorable,” “reckless,” “contemptible,” “shameful,” “inexcusable,” “sordid,” “deplorable,” “immoral,” “debased,” and “reprehensible.”
Continue reading →Did we elect a Republican Senate last November or didn’t we? We’ll find out when the Senate votes on the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). That will be the first important test of whether or not Republican Senators are willing to stand up for American interests against the internationalist ploys of Bill Clinton and Madeleine Albright.
Continue reading →Why do some people persist in mouthing the mantra “free trade” when foreign countries can and do engage in all sorts of dishonest tactics that interfere with trade, such as devaluation or other manipulation of the value of their money, confiscation (or nationalization) of U.S. property, refusing to live up to the contracts and agreements they sign, stealing our patents and copyrights, and counterfeiting our money?
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