President Trump leads the way in Venezuela May 23, 2019Ed Timperlake
President Obama received a Nobel Peace Prize and did nothing as Venezuela spiraled into socialist ruin. President Trump simply took direct action by reaching out to President Putin with profound consequences for good.
Putin will disappoint Trump July 10, 2017Daniel Ashman
It was smart that President Trump had a good meeting with President Vladimir Putin of Russia. However, Putin will betray him.
The Red Line Returns September 14, 2014Michael Kelbaugh
Obama is clearly unwilling to actually lead by committing himself to any course of action, be it in the Middle East or at home.
Putin Out and Proud May 18, 2014Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison
Barack Obama's people are wearing idealistic blinders that prevent them from seeing what is obvious when it comes to the Russian leader.
Who Was Right on Russia? April 2, 2014Kim Zigfeld
Our current president has led us down a dead-end street of endless disaster and disgrace regarding Russia – and his apologists have proven themselves completely untrustworthy.
The Crimea 'Referendum': Russia Revealed March 24, 2014Kim Zigfeld
It’s shocking how quickly Russia has been revealed before the eyes of the world as a neo-Soviet dictatorship ruled by a pathologically violent and dishonest maniac.
Obama's Great Man Delusion March 11, 2014Jeffrey Folks
Those who suppose themselves Great Men are capable of doing great harm. That has certainly been the case with President Obama.
Why Ukraine Matters March 8, 2014Bruce Walker
The gradual re-conquest of the old Soviet empire by a former officer of the Soviet Gestapo ought to worry us a lot.
Putin and Godfather IIFebruary 25, 2014J. Robert Smith
Underneath his Corleone businessman shtick, Putin's a cold-blooded authoritarian trying to resurrect a dilapidated Russia.
'Heroes Never Die' February 24, 2014Kim Zigfeld
The Ukrainians overthrow Putin's puppet Yanukovich and seize their freedom. Will the West back them?
Dishonor at Sochi February 3, 2014Kim Zigfeld
The whole point of Putin's spending over $50 billion on the Sochi games is to make Russia look good. But what's actually happened is the exact opposite.
Syria -- Battleground of America and Russia January 19, 2014Georgy Gounev
The only area of similarity between American and Russian foreign policy is the tragic lack of understanding of the scope of the Islamo-totalitarian danger which threatens both countries.
The Decline and Fall of American Deterrence December 12, 2013Richard Winchester
All too soon, the United States will have the fewest naval vessels at sea since before World War I, the smallest Air Force ever, and an Army and Marine Corps with severely diminished capacity, while strategic flash points proliferate.
An Open Invitation to Aggression December 2, 2013Kim Zigfeld
America is now in a foreign policy age similar to the one it faced under Jimmy Carter: Russia perceives clear weakness and it pursues aggression.
Should Obama take Lessons from Putin? November 29, 2013Michael Curtis
Power politics and threats of imposing and increasing sanctions have proved to be more successful than discussions and negotiations with foreign leaders.
Who Lost Egypt? October 12, 2013Shoula Romano Horing
Obama's cluelessness about Egypt means that the U.S. is in the process of losing its long-time Arab ally.
The Impostor President Gets Caught September 16, 2013Jack Cashill
In these last few months, the world has seen what happens when an intellectual lightweight faces off against an unscrupulous post-Marxist survivor like Putin.
Strategic Blindness in Syria September 16, 2013G. Murphy Donovan
Religious war is now a global phenomenon, but the Pentagon doesn't have any official guidance for fighting it beyond political correctness.
The Elites Stumble on Syria September 16, 2013Lee Bright
Americans doubted that Barack Obama, John McCain, and Lindsey Graham had the answers ion Syria. Now it appears that those three are finally catching up to what we instinctively knew all along.
Obama's Syria Debacle September 15, 2013Alon Ben-Meir
Obama appears vacillating and unsure, raising serious questions in the minds of America's friends and allies about his leadership and the U.S.'s credibility.
Putin the Power Player September 13, 2013Bernie Reeves
Former KGB Major General Oleg Kalugin told the audience at the Raleigh Spy Conference in 2003 that Putin is a dangerous man and not to be trusted.
Converted on the Road to Damascus September 11, 2013David Singer
The swiftness with which attention is now being focused on collecting and destroying chemical weapons located in Syria has been truly breathtaking.
Lost Chance at G20 September 10, 2013David Singer
Collecting and destroying chemical weapons in Syria under UN auspices is the third and most benign alternative. So why did Obama turn it down?
Freeing Eddie Snowden August 2, 2013Kim Zigfeld
Putin's action in allowing Snowden to walk is a slap in the face to the United States. How should we respond?
Putin and Obama: Brothers in Tyranny July 21, 2013Clarice Feldman
The U.S. administration that uses every possible nonviolent means of undercutting its opponents condemns the Russian administration that uses every violent means.
Obama's Reset Collapses July 15, 2013Kim Zigfeld
Edward Snowden's antics have ripped the curtain off the Obama administration's failed Russian policy.
Two GOP Turncoats June 11, 2013Kim Zigfeld
Dana Rohrbacher and Steve King abandon the values of the GOP, America, and Ronald Reagan on behalf of Vladimir Putin.
Putin Condemned May 10, 2013Kim Zigfeld
Has Russia reached the fork in the road leading to either totalitarianism or collapse?
What Do We Want Done in Syria? April 6, 2013Shoshana Bryen
The bloodshed in Syria could have been curtailed through mutual action by the U.S. and Russia. Too bad Obama didn't know how.
Depardieu Heads East March 1, 2013Kim Zigfeld
To cuddle up to Putin, Mevedev, Karimov, and assorted other thieves, tyrants, and cutthroats. And you thought our film stars were bad?
Putin's RuNet Crackdown February 12, 2013Kim Zigfeld
Deep-seated Russian hostility to the West isn't going to change on its own. Without inspiring American leadership, Russia will continue to wallow in the mire of dictatorship and oppression.
Putin Cracks Down on Russian Internet December 1, 2012Kim Zigfeld
Neither Obama nor his ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul, have spoken out in defense of Internet freedom in Russia, and to the contrary they have placed roadblocks in the path of Congress as it sought to do so.
A New Iron Curtain October 23, 2012Kim Zigfeld
The new Iron Curtain may be descending farther to the east than its predecessor, but this time, instead of Winston Churchill's forthright opposition, the leader of the free world is applauding.
