They need our tangible support . . . not our best wishes.
I agree with Professor Mead's piece in the Wall Street Journal where he opined that we get it wrong when we believe that giving in to leader...
Though I would use the term 'adversary' rather than 'competitor', this strategy recognizes that the PRC is the only competitor with both the...
The North's unrelenting pursuit of nuclear weapons, the means to deliver them, and its unmitigated aggression toward South Korea and America...
I'm a big fan and booster of the Quad.
America's alliance with Japan stands as the cornerstone of prosperity, security, and stability throughout the Indo-Pacific region.
AUKUS is a game changer.
we should be less concerned about provoking China than we should be concerned about bolstering our friends, allies, and partners in the regi...
I've called for ending the almost 44-year U.S. policy of strategic ambiguity in favor of strategic clarity.
We must never allow the PRC to dictate America's Taiwan policy.
Our biggest weakness is our political division, is our inability to show that confidence, that bipartisan strength.
Clearly, this is no path toward peace.
It is frustrating to us that we have not been able to be more effective in communicating to our constituents the urgency of these issues.
There is no economic or security issue that can be resolved in Northeast Asia without the active participation and cooperation between Seoul...
I think the U.S. strategy has been to just push that back a day at a time, a year at a time.
I think Secretary Blinken and President Biden and Senators Cardin and Risch through ratifying COFA, through spending time with Pacific Islan...
The circumstances are pretty dire, and I really do not think the majority of Americans recognize the urgency of the situation.
