Biden is right. We must stay the course until 2024. And that may be the toughest decision of all.
Author: Harlan Ullman, Opinion Contributor
Putin’s Ukraine bombing campaign will not end well
Putin’s current “saturation bombing” campaign is not unique to him.
Halloween tricks (but no treats) for Vladimir Putin
After the election, Biden needs to give the speech of his life on his strategy for Ukraine.
With the world watching, democracy is faltering
One would be hard pressed to recall a time when “Great” was so far removed from Britain as it is today.
Rats, bluffs and Vladimir Putin
Too often, foreign personalities are regarded as if they were American, behaving as we would and not as they will.
The unconscionable state of America
For reasons that will consume millions of man hours of future research, both political parties have been captured by extremes.
October is the cruelest month
Regarding U.S.-Russian-Soviet relations, October has been far riskier and more dangerous.
Is Ukraine Putin’s Iraq?
The U.S. public initially supported the Iraq War despite the absence of WMD. More likely, Russian security and police forces will quickly contain any riots and major protests.
A strategy for success in Ukraine
If diplomacy fails, Ukraine has the means to keep Russia at bay.
A nation at grave risk: Does it matter?
Never in the nation’s history has the U.S. confronted, simultaneously, such massive threats at home and abroad.