John Kerry

Kerry Is Clueless, Anti-Semitism In America, Clinton Chaos

Secretary of State John Kerry is the man who negotiated the nuclear deal with the ayatollah's representatives from the Islamic Republic of Iran. It would be reassuring to know that our negotiators are sophisticated and understand the dangers confronting the free world. Critics of the deal have been deeply concerned from the beginning about the extent of the concessions Kerry made to appease the Iranians. An interview Kerry recently did with The Atlantic explains a lot.

Cuba Wields the Soft Power in Dealings With U.S.

By meeting with dissidents in private, he's cowing to the Castros' wishes.

Thursday Short Cuts

Thursday Short Cuts

Tuesday Short Cuts

Obama Rolls Out Israeli Spy Prospect

John Kerry: Lawyer to the Mullahs

Wait — Iran Can Do What?

The more we learn the more we realize how good the deal is — for Iran.

Secret Side Deals Erode Iran Nuke Accord

Iranian Nuclear Deal Isn't Exactly Peace in Our Time

This Just In: Talks With Iran to Continue Past Deadline

Team Obama wants a deal really, really bad.

Clinton's Benghazi Cover-Up 3.0

The Blumenthal Emails

Obama Administration Already Assumes Iran Deal a Success

When Will Kerry Divest From Fossil Fuels?

U.S. and Russia Point Fingers as Ukraine War Escalates

Kerry: U.S. Won't Just 'Stand By' While Iran Destabilizes Region

Iran Nuke Deal — The Sum of All Lies

Obama, Clinton and Kerry Pave the Path for the Detonation of the Islamic Bomb in the U.S.

Kerry Gets Eight Out of Four Pinocchios

Profiles of Valor: Andrews' Raiders — The First Medals of Honor

At Risk of Life Beyond Call of Duty

U.S. Negotiations Give Iran Just Enough to Make the Bomb