The Palin Foreign Policy Doctrine

By: Daniel Horowitz (Diary)  |  May 4th at 09:01 AM  | 

In light of Obama’s morally indefensible and dyslexic policies regarding Egypt, Iran, Israel, Libya, and Syria, it is important that our eventual presidential nominee articulate a bold distinction in the realm of foreign policy. Conservative domestic policy doctrine is quite indubitable and lucid (except among many elected Republicans); limited government, free enterprise, protection of individual liberties, limitation of criminal liberties, secure borders, and a robust | Read More »

Osama is Dead; Obama’s Foreign Policy is Still Dangerous and Perverse

By: Daniel Horowitz (Diary)  |  May 2nd at 03:30 PM  | 

The big news of the day is that Osama is dead as a result of the brave work of our Special Forces and intelligence teams, as well as the Bush administration policies of terrorists interrogations and targeted assassinations.  Yes, the very policies that Obama so vociferously opposed for political benefit.  President Obama is to be congratulated for disavowing his campaign pledge and continuing those George | Read More »

Leading From Behind

By: Erick Erickson (Diary)  |  April 26th at 04:45 AM  | 

Many of us have been struggling to make sense of Barack Obama’s erratic foreign policy. He says he doesn’t want to fight “dumb wars” and then goes and acts stupid in Libya. He constantly seems to be working to undermine the United States’ role in the world and bows to every foreign crowned head except Queen Elizabeth II, who he gives an iPod. He returns | Read More »

The Obama Doctrine: Funding Terrorists in Israel and Libya, Silence on Syria

By: Daniel Horowitz (Diary)  |  March 29th at 01:28 PM  | 

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has been duping leftists in Western governments for years into thinking he is Mr. Peace.  During the past decade, successive governments in the U.S. and Europe have been genuflecting to Abbas and his Fatah terrorist organization.  They have showered the Fatah-controlled Palestinian Authority with more foreign aid per capita than even any legitimate country.  The implicit purpose was to strengthen | Read More »

Libya is Not Our Fight

By: Daniel Horowitz (Diary)  |  March 21st at 04:31 PM  | 

Liberals have a penchant for engaging in the wrong wars and fighting them the wrong way.  They are always meek and submissive towards those who represent an existential threat to America, such as Iran, Russia, China, Syria, and Venezuela.  When they finally choose to engage in military intervention, it is usually for a dubious cause or for the purpose of some humanitarian aid that lacks | Read More »

Podcast Preview: Elliott Abrams on Egypt and Democracy

By: Ben Domenech (Diary)  |  January 30th at 09:57 AM  | 

Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed Today we’re giving you a special advance preview of Monday’s Coffee and Markets with an interview with Elliott Abrams, a former senior national security adviser to George W. Bush and assistant secretary of state for Ronald Reagan and a leading expert on politics and the Middle East. We’ll ask him about what the future holds for Egypt, whether | Read More »

Mort Zuckerman dismisses Obama.

By: Moe Lane (Diary)  |  June 20th at 07:54 AM  | 

Ouch. Obama clearly wishes to do good and means well. As I’ve mentioned in the past, that’s pretty much the worst thing that you can say about a person in English.  It’s what you fall back on when you can’t credibly claim competence or experience for somebody. Via Riehl World View.  Read the whole thing, although with a title like “World Sees Obama as Incompetent | Read More »