Second Amendment
In Brief
Bloomberg's Attack on Man Who Stopped Church Attack
From behind his own armed security team, the billionaire anti-gun activist lobs bombs.
Right Analysis / Harold Hutchison
Harold Hutchison has 15 years of experience covering military issues for a number of outlets, and two decades of professional involvement with Second Amendment issues. He also has been published by Soldier of Fortune, National Review, and the Washington Examiner, among others. A lifelong Brewers fan, Hutchison proudly supports the use of both the designated hitter and artificial turf in baseball.
National Security
In Brief
Iran Shows Difficulties of and Need for War on Terror
The political rancor at home is arguably as challenging as any threat in the field.
National Security
After Soleimani, Threats to U.S. Interests Continue
The good (justice), the bad (danger), and the ugly (leftists siding with a terrorist).
Culture
In Brief
Conservatives Must Get on Pop Culture Battlefield
The Right is still losing ground in the culture war because we're not really on all fields.
Military
In Brief
Soldier Who Massacred Afghans Should Rot
When Americans get a sense that the system is unfair, they will not trust the results.
Military
In Brief
The Air Force Made Its Bombers More Vulnerable
The retirement of the AGM-86C missile is a step in the wrong direction for capability.
National Security
In Brief
Washington Post Reports What We Already Knew About Afghanistan
Money was spent poorly and our mission there was ill-defined. That's no surprise.
Military
Trump's Military Pardons Did Not Create Dishonor
Mat Golsteyn, Eddie Gallagher, and Clint Lorance benefited from the president's efforts.
Military
NavSec Firing Should End Gallagher Saga
What Gallagher was accused of was troubling. So are questions about integrity of the process.
Government
Civil Service Needs a Refresher Course on Constitution
Bureaucrats shouldn't trump elected officials when it comes to setting policy.
Jihadistan
America Must Decide If It's Serious About Winning War on Terror
There's a lack of overarching strategy, or even an idea of what ultimate victory looks like.
Politics
In Brief
Dems Owe Cuomo Thanks for 2018 and 2019 Gains
The New York governor's anti-NRA campaign may have affected outcomes nationwide.
Foreign Policy
Time to Break Up With Turkey
Our "ally" has become far more problematic than helpful. New policy would help.
Politics
Durham Probe News a Good Sign for Accountability
With the probe becoming a criminal one, here's hoping something comes of it.
Government
In Brief
Who Makes the Decisions in America?
Is it the elected officials, or is it the bureaucrats? The answer is a big problem.
"It is of great importance to set a resolution, not to be shaken, never to tell an untruth. There is no vice so mean, so pitiful, so contemptible; and he who permits himself to tell a lie once, finds it much easier to do it a second and a third time, till at length it becomes habitual; he tells lies without attending to it, and truths without the world's believing him. This falsehood of the tongue leads to that of the heart, and in time depraves all its good disposition." —Thomas Jefferson (1785)