MAGA bus rolls over Gabbard, Carlson
Noah Rothman writes for National Review Online about President Donald Trump’s apparent turn against two erstwhile allies. They say that politicians will always disappoint you. They’re even more likely to…
explosive device that gets its destructive force from nuclear reactions
Noah Rothman writes for National Review Online about President Donald Trump’s apparent turn against two erstwhile allies. They say that politicians will always disappoint you. They’re even more likely to…
Luther Ray Abel writes at National Review Online about another example of current progressive priorities running amok. When nuclear Armageddon arrives, a multi-chromatic manicured talon, attached to a man convinced…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online reminds readers about one of former President Ronald Reagan’s top goals. A forgotten aspect of Ronald Reagan’s presidency: He wanted to abolish nuclear weapons.…
Victor Davis Hanson uses his latest National Review Online column to ponder the rules governing access to nuclear weapons. [U]ntil the official nuclearization of North Korea in 2006, the nuclear…
Bill Gertz of the Washington Free Beacon details disturbing news regarding the nation’s nuclear weapon capabilities. The United States is losing the capability to conduct underground nuclear tests that could…
Historian Paul Johnson devotes his latest Forbes column to the potential dangers associated with rogue states pursuing nuclear weapons. Today’s three superpowers–the U.S., Russia and China–have no conflicts of interest…
…you love public housing except when built by the Israeli government and you hate nuclear weapons except when built by the Iranian government.
One must always attempt to understand context when listening to a speech. I expect knee-jerk reactions from the left-wing talking heads, but not here in house. Colonials didn’t fear a…
This one in The Bronx.
Jay Nordlinger writes in National Review Online about why he ? and we all should – love Don Rumsfeld: Just when I think I like Donald Rumsfeld a little too…