Policy issues

NATO Expansion for Finland and Sweden: A Dangerous and Unnecessary Distraction from US Interests

Policymakers in the United States should ignore the popular currents and encourage open public debates about the limits of NATO’s constantly mutating frontiers and fluid commitments. 

Two Paths Before Europe: Globalist Socialism or Independent Nationalism

U.S. policy should articulate a diplomacy that rejects the aggression by the European Union against the nationalist governments and national policies of Poland and Hungary.

World Health Organization Expansion is Antithetical to American Self Governance

The Biden administration’s clear intent is to erode self-governance by sovereign nations and increase the authority of global institutions. Authorizing the WHO to declare international public health emergencies without the consultation of respective countries would be a grave furtherance of that mission. It must be vigorously opposed by the states and Congress.

Primer: An “All of the Above” Energy Approach is Crippling America

It is past time to abandon “all of the above” as both a policy and slogan and reembrace reliable and abundant sources of energy through coal, oil, and natural gas.