…longer can Israel hold on to American political – and even more importantly, military and diplomatic – support? And without such support, what is its future then? The Bonddad Blog…

…has long stewed about the fact that women occupy positions of leadership in the U.S. military, and he has hammered on the idea of “merit” as a way of implying that minority…

…time, the government must protect the country with an increasingly strong military. At an Easter lunch reception yesterday, Trump echoed this argument precisely. “I said to [Office of Management and…

…appears to think it can issue infinite amounts of paper. This can be laid squarely at things like the “Big Beautiful Bill” as well as the astronomical military build-up. The…

EconoFact Weekend Reading: Guns vs. Butter Programs The phrase “Guns vs. Butter” is used to illustrate the choice a government must make between spending on the military and spending on…

…so crucial to keeping the economy growing and then explain to me why there is no such thing as “military Keynesianism.” If we admit that military spending has a stimulating…

…that military sources it spoke to “speculated about the purpose, wondering if it might foretell a culling of general officers; a significant reorganization of the military command structure; a threat…

…complex VA patients into a private-sector system that will be reeling from, and contracting because of, funding cuts is nothing short of delusional.” A Case Study in Coordinated Care “Will…

…light on President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s farewell address, in which he warned America about the “military-industrial complex.” More can be found here. On Oct. 31, 1960, another speechwriter, Ralph E….

…July 2011. “[R]equests for $1.3 billion in additional fiscal 2011 funds for multiyear construction of military facilities in Afghanistan are pending before Congress.” And fear not, there are no indications…