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Over the last several decades, the United States has abandoned a principled, clear-headed realism and restraint in its foreign policy for interventionist liberal internationalism. This capitulation has led to unnecessary nonstop wars that have squandered trillions of dollars, and resulted in the emotional and physical scarring of our warfighting communities and allies who no longer invest in their own security.

Under President Trump, that complacent foreign policy methodology changed, as his administration unwound our entanglements, most notably in Afghanistan. Under Biden, most regrettably in the uniparty’s Ukraine debacle, the previous foreign policy status quo has been reestablished, leaving America increasingly vulnerable as our adversaries grow stronger.

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Primer: The Road Back from War in Ukraine 

Indeed, one can recognize Russia as the geopolitical foe that it is and be fully committed to the success of U.S. strategic superiority against it while also recognizing the foreign policy blunders of U.S. and NATO leaders that led to the current war between Russia and Ukraine.

Primer: Deterioration, Abuse, and Waste in the Shipbuilding Industry

America’s shipbuilding industry has been treated as if it is in hospice rather than infirmary care, receiving only the bare minimum to sustain operations while its workers and equipment age into dysfunction.

Towards Greater Engagement and Integration with Greenland and a New American Arctic Century

Those preserving U.S. hegemony have always preferred, in the words attributed to Cardinal Richelieu, to have an “iron hand in a velvet glove.” The north is one theater where that priority needs to be restored.

Out of Shape and Out of Control: Understanding and Reforming a “Woke” NATO

At a time of great power rivalry and emerging multipolarity, it is imperative to cut out that ideological fat that has been so divisive to the internal coherence of the American alliance system.