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Trump’s Strategic Unpredictability, Its Pros and Its Cons
What can be an asset against adversaries is often a liability with allies.
Can a Democrat Win in Virginia’s Fifth District?
If Democrats want to make their case in Virginia's fifth district, they have the ability to do so.
How to Defend the West
Progressives, stop worrying about the likes of Hungary and Poland. Unite with them to defend the West against Russia.
The Washington Post Smeared Sebastian Gorka
The Washington Post falsely portrayed Trump counterterrorism adviser Sebastian Gorka as a national-security danger.
If Asked, National-Security Conservatives Should Serve the New Administration
If asked to serve in the Trump administration, national-security Republicans should accept, for the good of their country.
A Nuclear-Armed Trump?
Nobody pretends that Trump is thoughtful. But even his claim of strong leadership is hollow. He is incredibly erratic, unstable, and thin-skinned.
A Foreign Policy for a Conservative President
A new book from the John Hay Initiative, Choosing to Lead, presents thoughtful foreign policy proposals the GOP should consider.
Who Needs to Bone Up on Foreign Policy?
As Scott Walker appears to be preparing a bid for the 2016 Republican nomination, he has been suggesting that his time spent as governor of Wisconsin demonstrates some leadership qualities ...
Why We Like Ike
In a recent column, Commentary’s Seth Mandel contends that Dwight Eisenhower was no great model for conservatives — that, in fact, his foreign policy was “muddled, improvised, confused, and often ...