TIMELINE: Margaret Thatcher’s Remarkable Life in Pictures
Today we remember former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, a bold leader who committed her life to defending individual liberty and freedom. She used her… Read More
Timeline: Keystone’s Three Years in Limbo
President Obama announced he was rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline project Wednesday, blaming Republicans in Congress for forcing him to make a decision. The pipeline… Read More
Morning Bell: What is Obama President of Again?
On December 1, 2009, when President Barack Obama announced his new Afghanistan policy after months of delay, Denise Young of Kokomo, Ind., who has a… Read More
Morning Bell: A War We Can’t Afford to Lose
In December 2009, President Barack Obama delivered his long-awaited decision on the way forward in the War in Afghanistan and pledged 30,000 additional troops for… Read More
Senate Hearing Cautions Administration on Timelines and Taliban Reconciliation
“Can we improve the Afghanistan Government? Maybe. Can we do it by July 2011? No.” This statement came from Dr. David Kilcullen, an expert in… Read More
Grumbling on Capitol Hill About Administration’s Timeline for Afghanistan
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates told Senate Republicans last week that he would try to fix the problem caused by the Obama Administration’s mixed messages… Read More
Afghanistan: Time to Rethink the Timeline
President Obama has stated that his decision to relieve Gen. Stanley McChrystal and replace him with Gen. David Petraeus is a change of personnel, but… Read More
Timelines Gone Wild!
When is a timeline not really a timeline? When the President says so. See GITMO, Healthcare, etc…now add Afghanistan. At a press conference today, President… Read More
Heritage Foundation Statement on the War in Afghanistan
The artificial Afghanistan withdrawal deadline has obviously caused some of our military leaders to question our strategy in Afghanistan. That deadline, which President Barack Obama… Read More
Morning Bell: Time to Dump the Afghanistan Timeline
The Washington Post reports today that Gen. Stanley McChrystal, U.S. commander in Afghanistan, apologized for an upcoming article in Rolling Stone magazine that portrays him… Read More
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