Does America Really Need the World?

Short answer: No. Medium answer: We don’t need to become isolationist but we do need to be more skeptical about …

What China Knows About The Coronavirus That Oil Traders Don't Know – Andrew Butler of Seeking Alpha

ANDREW BUTLER | SEEKING ALPHA Summary There are predictions that global oil demand will drop by 3-million barrels per day …

Election 2020: Where the Coronavirus, Socialism, and Trump Collide

BRANDON J. WEICHERT | THE WEICHERT REPORT In case you missed it, there is a pandemic-level event occurring called the …

The Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization Disagree

BRANDON J. WEICHERT | THE WEICHERT REPORT Society is governed by institutions that have increasingly been under siege both from …

The Automation Apocalypse?

BRANDON J. WEICHERT | THE WEICHERT REPORT Andrew Yang, a tech tycoon who was recently one of what seemed like …

A Catwalk In Space

The goal of our space programs should be to elevate the United States over our rivals, not to elevate one sex over the other.

The Buzzwords and BS of American Foreign Policy

“The democratic globalists were, at best, simply wrong about the threat that Iraq posed (and presented incorrect solutions to that reputed threat) or, at worst, they simply lied and exaggerated about the Iraqi nuclear weapons threat in order to implement their absurd theory for turning the Mideast into the Midwest.”

National Pride Drives Human Innovation in Space

“Ryan Gosling’s comments fall flat in the end. We can never forget how important the national interest is for our space program—or any national program—to succeed. America’s role in space should be celebrated, not diminished. The next wave of human space exploration is waiting to occur. It will only happen if the right incentives are offered and those incentives are the same today as they were in the first Space race.”

Reagan Was Not a Neoconservative (He Was a Christian Realist)

“Today’s neocons are nothing more than new age Progressives of the sort that existed in both the Republican and Democratic Parties until the rise of Woodrow Wilson’s presidency.”

We Are All Globalnationalists Now

Leon Hadar writes in the Spectator, “Globalisation and nationalism are not the equivalent of positive and negative electrical charges – either one of the other – but rather the opposite ends of the spectrum along which we act as circumstances require. We are all Globalnationalists now.”