Nunn Wants To Debate. Trone Garriott Wants To Fundraise.
According to a transcript of a phone call between the two campaigns, obtained by the Daily Signal, Trone Garriott’s campaign says she does not have one hour in the next 22 days to debate Nunn.
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According to a transcript of a phone call between the two campaigns, obtained by the Daily Signal, Trone Garriott’s campaign says she does not have one hour in the next 22 days to debate Nunn.
Economically, the finding is easy to explain: small political units are not autarkic; they compete internationally for talent and capital.
I think almost every American would agree with one thing about that particular foreign war: It did not bring freedom to the Iraqi people, at least not freedom the way that libertarians define the term.
Citizens of these regions, and the world, live with this meddling’s destructive consequences to this day. The seemingly never-ending – and ever-escalating – Ukraine proxy war is a particularly visceral legacy.
The Oversight Project, a watchdog group, launched a law firm specifically aimed at defending targets of lawfare, whether through weaponized government agencies, through politicized litigation, or by threatening to revoke law licenses.
As part of the deal, the Pentagon will acquire a 35 percent stake in North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP), run by a businessman who is close to acting Venezuelan president Delcy Rodríguez.
The Secretary of State went before the cameras and told the American people a “foreign actor” is responsible for the foiled attack. Initially, the knee-jerk reaction was to blame Russia.
The Constitution delegates the power to wage war to the president but only after Congress has declared war. If there is no congressional declaration of war, the president is constitutionally prohibited from waging war.
In America, we have a Constitution not only to prevent the perception but also the reality of the tyranny of one man’s opinion.
On the face of it, the unified messaging that Russia is about to attack Europe and that war is coming makes no sense at all.
Washington was confident that it could defeat any adversary in conventional warfare and, if push came to shove, its nuclear weapon capability gave it a unique and decisive edge that no enemy would dare to challenge given the examples of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
We know the Franklin Roosevelt regime from its famous (or infamous) New Deal—a mishmash of government intervention wrongly credited with ending the depression when, in fact, it extended it.