Gary Johnson gets bold about debates in front of Presidential Debate Commission’s member, Mitch Daniels By: Darrell England Gary Johnson had a Q&A session at Purdue University in Indiana Tuesday during a segment called “Conversations With Gary.” There were so many people demanding tickets to the event that they were forced to secure a larger location on the…
by Jordan LaPorta For most Americans, September 11 has become a retrospective day of solace and remembrance. Most people remember where they were, who they were with, and what they stopped doing when they turned on their television sets to watch the World Trade Center collapse. Others were too young to remember, including many in…
by Saagar Enjeti Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump’s Aug. 15 accusation that President Barack Obama’s withdrawal from Iraq was responsible for the rise of ISIS has reignited debate over whether former President George W. Bush is really responsible. President Barack Obama’s critics center on his withdrawal of forces from Iraq in 2010 as the decision most responsible for the…
by Mohammed M. Shaker “Men are fighting… because they are convinced that the extermination of adversaries is the only means of promoting their own well-being.” – Ludwig von Mises Tomi Lahren is back again with her empty drivel. She starts off her “final thoughts” as she usually does: with a loaded question that serves nothing…
By Russ Read A huge convoy of Islamic State fighters found themselves on the business end of an assault from Iraqi helicopters as they attempted to flee Fallujah. The video allegedly shows the assault from the perspective of an attack helicopter gun camera. It shows a convoy of what are said to be dozens of ISIS vehicles fleeing the…
2016 has been an interesting presidential race not just because the Republicans nominated a nutcase and the Democrats nominated someone under FBI investigation, but because of the foreign policy shift occurring at the top of the ticket. Since the early 1990s, the Republican Party has been dominated by an ideology known as neoconservatism, which advocates…
By Russ Read Islamic State militants have not only stolen a majority of the military Humvees provided to the Iraq Security Forces (ISF) by the U.S., they are now re-purposing them into car bombs. Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi confirmed that 2,300 are in ISIS hands, more than 2/3 of all Humvees provided to Iraq by…
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) wants Congress to vote on the use of military force against ISIS. He is planning on introducing an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act of 2017 that would end the Obama administration’s use of the Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF) of 2001 and 2003 to combat ISIS. “We will…
By Richard Pollock Daniel Ellsberg, who famously leaked the Pentagon Papers, told a nostalgic anti-war gathering in Washington, D.C., Tuesday “we may be weeks away” from President Barack Obama “furtively” sending new U.S. “combat units” to Iraq. “As we talk, we may be weeks away from Marines being sent as units into combat in Iraq,”…
Russ Read Iran is bolstering its key ally Syria by sending a paramilitary force full of zealot student soldiers fiercely loyal to the Islamic Republic and Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. A media group close to the Iranian government, Mehr News Agency, reported Tuesday at least 30 members of Iran’s Basij Resistance Force have been killed fighting in…