Whether we like it or not, the most important theater in Putin’s war in Ukraine is neither Kyiv nor Moscow, but Beijing. If Biden doesn’t have the grit and determination to deal with the CCP, then he’ll never be able to deal with Putin.
Our nation stands proudly with the Ukrainian people as they defend their sovereign nation. Peace can prevail, but it will only endure if the U.S. and NATO work together and respond with strength.
There are some things that are just painful to watch. For some of us, the Chicago Bears offensive line in the last couple of years would force us to look the other way for four quick downs. For others, it is cringe-worthy dancing and singing of politicians to appeal to younger voters.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's video presentation to Congress pointed out the power of effective information operations. We need to do a better job of helping the Ukrainians tell the truth.
It’s hard to say if China would help pressure its ally Putin to stop his war on Ukraine. But remember, anything Biden says to Xi will also get to the Russian strongman.
Rather than rally behind the Paycheck Fairness Act, the Biden administration should focus on demolishing barriers to opportunity and clearing the way for women to succeed.
The battle for Kyiv is coming, and it will be ugly. The casualties will be reach World War II levels, the atrocities will be numerous, and the outcome will haunt the Western world for decades.
President Biden needs to draw a clear red line, now, and let Moscow known the U.S. will not stand for the use of weapons of mass destruction and detail the "devastating consequences" he promised.
