The economic case for shrinking the Pentagon
Battlefield supremacy is becoming increasingly irrelevant.
Battlefield supremacy is becoming increasingly irrelevant.
Donald Trump’s use of Pentagon spending and military assistance for political gain has been hiding in plain sight since he entered the Oval Office.
Support for international organizations and multilateralism remains high despite Donald Trump’s rhetoric.
Donald Trump never campaigned on cutting Medicare and Social Security and give the savings to the Pentagon. But that’s exactly what he has proposed to do.
The gobs of money we throw at the Pentagon isn’t to meant to protect us; it’s meant to protect the Pentagon.
The benefits of diplomacy are greater and longer-lasting, but not as tangible.
There are real issues with military readiness but throwing more money at weapons systems isn’t part of the solution.
Foreign policy has been largely absent in the Democratic presidential debates . That has to change.
On the House floor this week, Democratic House Armed Services Chairman Adam Smith called the final fiscal year 2020 National […]