As the world decries Russian efforts to impose its will and might on its neighbors, Joe Biden is rewarding a regime made in Putin’s and Stalin’s images.
President Biden views Russia-Ukraine crisis as an opportunity to double down on reckless policies that cede American energy independence and transform the national security landscape for the worse.
The Ukrainian people are locked in a desperate struggle against Russian invaders. Their courage in the face of Russia’s brutal onslaught stands in stark contrast to the weakness in the White House.
In WW2, Winston Churchill declared, "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few." It appears that there may be even fewer to count on if a recent poll is accurate.
Vladimir Putin’s strategy is “escalation without an endgame,” the White House said Friday. Don’t believe it. Putin knows what he wants: to catch Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and take Kyiv.
With Ukraine valiantly defending itself against brutal Russian aggression, the reality that energy security, national security and global stability are fundamentally linked is clearer than ever.
This week marks the two-year anniversary of the COVID lockdowns. I join the American people in mourning the lives lost. I also mourn those we lost to lockdowns and mandates based on junk science.
Among the greatest lies of the COVID crisis, high on the list was "It’s not about politics." In fact, with the exception of loss of life, there is nothing that was as deeply affected as our politics.
Bombing a maternity hospital, shelling residential buildings, firing on refugees, and destroying infrastructure that supports innocent civilians … are all war crimes under international law.
The rising gas prices in the United States are the fault of Biden and his administration, and the president today should announce he is increasing domestic energy production.
Record inflation plus record high gas prices equals media spin. That’s the equation journalists are using as they cover for the Biden administration’s self-inflicted economic problems.
