Opinion & Commentary

What in the world are we trying to achieve here?

By almost any measure, personal well-being — life expectancies, living standards and personal choices — is increasing far more rapidly in the smaller-government, lower-tax states than in the big-government states.

For years, North Korea has been crushed by a communist command economy, producing little besides mass starvation. More recently, the plight of North Korea’s economy has been exacerbated by harsh, foreign economic sanctions — which only seem to have driven the regime to double down on its nuclear ambitions. …

America is broke and cannot be expected to forever subsidize its many prosperous and populous allies.

Who is Vietnam-evading Bill Clinton to call anyone a wuss?

If courts have no obligation to enforce past political compromises, then why bother pretending that we live under a rule of law?