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DC Press Bigs Escalate to Peak Screech Over Biden Defiance

08.17.21 | 10:11 am

This morning, the President and Vice President held a video conference with the national security team to discuss the ongoing efforts to draw down our civilian footprint in Afghanistan. In addition, the President and Vice President were briefed on the earthquake in Haiti.

This morning, the President and Vice President held a video conference with the national security team to discuss the ongoing efforts to draw down our civilian footprint in Afghanistan. In addition, the President and Vice President were briefed on the earthquake in Haiti.

Catching Up on the Fall of the Afghan Government

08.16.21 | 1:06 pm

After Sunday It’s Even More Clear Biden Was Right

08.15.21 | 4:39 pm

I Think This is Right

08.15.21 | 1:56 pm

Not An Intelligence Failure

08.15.21 | 1:53 pm

Vindication and the Fall of Kabul

08.15.21 | 8:56 am

BOLO BLUK (DISTRICT), FARAH, AFGHANISTAN - 2018/03/08: An Mi-17 transport helicopter of the Afghan Air Force approaches for landing on the main road in the desert of Bolo Bluk district, Farah province, Afghanistan (8th of March 2018). The Mi-17 arrived to pick up the bodies of four Commandos that were killed in an operation against the Taliban the night before.Airpower is seen as a decisive advantage of Afghan government forces and their international backers over the insurgency, reaching enemies or own troops in even the remotest areas of the rugged, mountainous and underdeveloped country. These pictures show some of the military aircraft in Afghanistan’s skies – from large transport planes to U.S. drones. (Photo by Franz J. Marty/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

BOLO BLUK (DISTRICT), FARAH, AFGHANISTAN - 2018/03/08: An Mi-17 transport helicopter of the Afghan Air Force approaches for landing on the main road in the desert of Bolo Bluk district, Farah province, Afghanistan (8th of March 2018). The Mi-17 arrived to pick up the bodies of four Commandos that were killed in an operation against the Taliban the night before.Airpower is seen as a decisive advantage of Afghan government forces and their international backers over the insurgency, reaching enemies or own troops in even the remotest areas of the rugged, mountainous and underdeveloped country. These pictures show some of the military aircraft in Afghanistan’s skies – from large transport planes to U.S. drones. (Photo by Franz J. Marty/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

A Few Thoughts on Afghanistan

08.14.21 | 12:08 pm

Memories of Pelosi

No Democrat in DC is More Determined and Indomitable in a Clutch

08.13.21 | 10:15 am

This is A Win-Win

08.13.21 | 7:00 am

Colleges and Universities

08.12.21 | 3:26 pm

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