Month: November 2017

While much of the nation was focused on Ben Carson’s West Point kerfuffle–or the weekend round of college and pro football games–our military involvement in Syria took a rather unusual…

Like most conservatives, I must confess to a bit of schadenfreude over the utter failure of Truth. Based on box office receipts, audiences have completely rejected the Robert Redford drama,…

At this hour, the city of Brussels is on lock-down.  Residents are being told to stay indoors and the U.S. Embassy has advised Americans to shelter in place.  Subways are…

ISIS has long vowed to expand its operations beyond Iraq and the Levant, and they are well on their way to accomplishing that goal, with horrific results. As we write…

It was hailed as a great success–more evidence that ISIS is being contained and destroyed, as President Obama, Secretary of State John Kerry and other administration officials have insisted. Barely…

For Hillary Clinton, November was a pretty good month–arguably the best of her presidential campaign. It wasn’t because she said or did anything particularly noteworthy.  Indeed, Mrs. Clinton’s numbers tend…

Fresh from their overhaul of the military retirement system, Congress and the Administration have set their sights on how the armed forces promote and retain personnel. That alone should be…

A trio of recent, related events that speak volumes about the conflict in Syria; our lack of leadership and (perhaps) an inevitable showdown between the U.S. and Russia in the…

Tom Taylor Now, the daily newsletter that is required reading for anyone in the radio business–or a reformed broadcaster like yours truly–brings some sad news.  George Marti, a man who…

Memo to airmen: if you want full military honors when you head for that big hangar in the sky, it’s best to pass away while on active duty. Turns out…