Politics
Is 'Democracy' Dying in England and America?
The elites are increasingly ignoring the people they are elected to represent.
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
Lessons America Should Learn From the Long War
And hard truths we must accept in order to effectively defend our nation.
Jihadistan
Afghanistan Is a Tough Sell for America
There are four options for the Long War against the Taliban. None is appealing.
Culture
In Brief
Hollywood Leftists Blacklist Conservatives
The double standard is astounding as calls for silencing and doxing political opponents spread.
Politics
In Brief
Democrats Embrace Politicized 'John Doe' Investigations
Leftists are increasingly using politically motivated investigations to handicap conservatives.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Japan's Naval Counterweight to China
Building up Japan's navy gives the U.S. an ally that can project power in the region.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Greenland Would Be a Good Buy
The world's biggest island is strategically important, and Trump is smart to consider it.
World
China's in Trouble With Hong Kong
Weeks of massive protests are creating major headaches for communists in Beijing.
National Security
American INF Withdrawal Will Help Contain China
Withdrawing from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty ranks as one of Trump's smartest moves.
Politics
After Mueller, Accountability Is a Must
America can survive honest mistakes, but it cannot survive double standards of justice.
Military
Royal Navy Weakness a Warning for America
America has a vested interest in the latest flap between Great Britain and Iran.
Foreign Policy
In Brief
Iran's Belligerence Shows Need for Saudi Alliance
When it comes down to it, securing America is often about the hard choices.
Regulatory Commissars
NY Puts Gov't Between You and Your Veterinarian
A law banning onychectomy — declawing — of cats is a regulatory step too far.
Military
In Brief
Americans Need to Remember Gettysburg
As the maxim goes, the failure to learn from history all too often dooms us to repeat it.
Politics
In Brief
Why We Are Still Seeking Spygate Answers
AG Barr has set in motion an investigation of the collusion against Candidate Trump.
Right Opinion
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Alcohol, Guns, and Prohibition
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Constitution Day Is Not Just Another Tuesday – It's a Teachable Moment, America
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The French-Ahmari Debate Poses False Dichotomies for Conservatism
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Constitution Day: Toward a More Perfect Union
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The Smearing of Brett Kavanaugh Continues
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The Alternative History of the United States
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Rekindling the Kavanaugh Controversy
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Big Trump-Russia Report Coming, but How Much Will Remain Secret?
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Facebook Incites Violent War on ICE
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Noisy Presidential Politics Is a Good Sign
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New York Times Smears Kavanaugh All Over Again
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'Everything That's Bad Is Politics; Everything That's Good Is the Market'
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Like Trump, Democratic Candidates Have Trouble Staying Within Constitutional Boundaries
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Racist Exam Questions?
"Government, in my humble opinion, should be formed to secure and to enlarge the exercise of the natural rights of its members; and every government, which has not this in view, as its principal object, is not a government of the legitimate kind." —James Wilson (1791)