The Cost of America’s Wars Is More than Monetary
For all practical purposes, America has been fighting foreign wars for more than a century. The monetary cost alone is extraordinary.
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The Military Industrial Complex Strikes Again
America’s war spending has already bankrupted the nation to the tune of more than $20 trillion dollars.
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Federal Overreach and American Foreign Policy Go Hand-In-Hand
The key is and always has been nullification.
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War: A Tool For Politicians to Centralize Power
Karp’s The Politics of War has a story to tell: The political class uses war to centralize power and change culture.
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Will Latest Foreign Policy Executive Orders Drive the Country to More War?
“Safe zones” increase the opportunities for mistakes that can lead to larger wars.
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America’s Plunge from Republic to Empire
Despite the War Powers Clause, World War II was the last war for which Congress issued an official declaration of war.
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U.S. Government Limits Your Access to Firearms While Selling Weapons Around the World
The United States is responsible for 33 percent of worldwide arms exports –easily the top arms exporter on the planet.
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War Presidents to the Left; War Presidents to the Right.
The history of American Presidents is the centralization of power in the Executive under the veiled threat of imminent danger.
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War Abroad Means More Government at Home
the warfare state and the welfare state both have the same end. They concentrate power in the central government.
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Jefferson and the Barbary Pirates
While all modern presidents should recognize Jefferson’s refusal to usurp war power, they haven’t done so for over a century.
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Constitutional Issues in the Iran Deal
The usual course if an agreement cannot get two-thirds approval in the Senate, there is no agreement.
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