Mac Thornberry: “It is hard to find a legal justification for that military strike in Syria, absent congressional approval.”

The reason American troops are still in Germany so long after World War II is American national security interests, not just for Europe, and the threat from Russia, but the importance of Germany to U.S. forces as a transit point going to…

This is substituting the judgment of the administration for the judgment of Congress by reducing specific weapons systems that had been authorized and appropriated.

Going to war on the Korean Peninsula would have catastrophic consequences.

President George Bush, in a different context, talked about the soft bigotry of low expectations.