Tag: Foreign Policy & Military & War

If you live under a rock and haven't yet read Radley's soul baring post on how he came off the fence regarding war with Iraq, go check it out. It's […]

Doug Bandow of the Cato Institute on Draft Would Cast a Chill Over the Military: The U.S. has the most powerful and effective military on Earth. The soldiers and sailors […]

Jonathan Marshall of The Independent Institute on Iraq: Foreign Policy Malpractice: Regime change—the phrase sounds so cool and antiseptic. But before Congress bought President Bush's prescription for curing the world’s […]

Robert Higgs of the Independent Institute, blows some holes in the Warmonger-in-chief's argument for shooting first. It won't do any good of course, Bush is determined to start World War […]

I'm in agreement with Gene Healy on the Congressional authorization of force against Iraq. Planning for the day after the war is just plain wishful thinking. Further, there are plenty […]

I found a link for a new coalition called Veterans for Common Sense. Their motto is: "We, veterans of the Gulf War, seek to inject common sense into the debate […]

I’ve got one question. If we truly are going after Iraq because they could, maybe possibly become a threat to us in the future, why haven’t we gone after those […]

I'm with Washington on this one. See the National Journal.

The Guardian kicks a little tail on the military service (or lack of ) of some of the Right and Left's politicos and talking heads, especially those so eager to […]