Author Archives: Mike

My preference was for President Trump to have declared a national emergency on 19 January 2019, and then ordered the U.S. military and the Corps of Engineers to immediately complete the construction of an effective wall along the entire length … Continue reading →

As if FOX’s Brian Kilmeade’s daily rant, and General Jack Keane’s periodic rants, in support of endless U.S. interventionist wars are not enough, yesterday FOX’s Dana Perino chimed in with an interview of a U.S. military veteran – I did … Continue reading →

The intense hatred of the bipartisan U.S. governing elite for the citizenry is overwhelming. It simply cannot be either overstated or over reacted to. Hatred of this sort cannot be tempered or renounced, it must be eradicated root and branch … Continue reading →

Each day the drumbeat of idiocy produced by the so-called Progressives seems to get louder and more agitating. It is not so much the tone of the words they choose to use, but rather the nonsense that they claim to … Continue reading →

Since my last piece, the anti-Americans, Neocons, Israel Firsters, and former Obamaites have — like slugs — continued to slither forth and attack President Trump for deciding to evacuate U.S. troops from Syria and then Afghanistan. So far, the new … Continue reading →

The great bulk of Americans, Mr. President, are ebullient over your decision to remove our troops from Syria, and soon from Afghanistan. Since the start of those two murderous misadventures, in 2001 and 2003, many American parents have welcomed home … Continue reading →

The Texas judge who recently found Obama Care unconstitutional is the rare example of a public servant doing his duty by using his own commonsense and the plain words of the U.S. Constitution. While that should be the natural course … Continue reading →

Political unity continues to be a fading memory in the United States, and, as I previously noted here, that is okay with me. The media’s endless prating about the need for bipartisanship amounts to calling for the republic to be … Continue reading →

When I decided to write for publication about the confrontation between the United States and Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda, the large amount of research material available led me to conclude that the U.S. national government – under either party … Continue reading →

U.S. presidents and their subordinate political, military, and intelligence officials have a long history of taking actions in foreign-policy situations where refraining from actions or commitments would have had tremendous long-term value to the American republic. In a regrettably consistent … Continue reading →