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Hoo boy, does Trump need to shake up the Pentagon! - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > Military Affairs Hopefully Trump will soon make clear the proper place and deportment for generals in the US Military. Mike McDaniel | January 21, 2025 When I began basic training in ...

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A reality check against âWe do too much for Israelâ - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > Israel Israel is not exactly unique as a recipient of U.S. aid. Robert Vincent | June 25, 2025 For those who have a basketball-sized burr up their butt over President Trump’s recent a...

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Robert E. Lee as military commander - American Thinker

Culture > History Lee was not a great commander in the only sense that truly matters in war. J.R. Dunn | December 22, 2025 As a slight gloss to John Grondelski’s excellent piece on Robert E. Lee, it’s...

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Mars is part of our Manifest Destiny - American Thinker

Politics > America America is not only the last great hope of Earth, but the next great hope of Mars. Noel S. Williams | January 22, 2025 As a glorious Golden Age of America dawns, Pax Americana can e...

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Boy, Did We Dodge a Bullet ... - American Thinker

Politics > Trump God seems to be protecting the U.S. on the military front as Pete Hegseth takes office. Alicia Colon | January 31, 2025 As I watched Vice President J.D. Vance swear in our new Defense...

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Why I will never be governor of New Jersey - American Thinker

Politics > Democrats And why the current Democrat candidate shouldn’t, either. Robert Arvay | September 28, 2025 In Army basic training in 1968, I was involved in a scandal. The commander had posted ...

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Attention Department of War: Lessons Israel Learned from the Yom Kippur War â¦ The Hard Way - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > Israel Until President Trump. America had yet to really learn that war is all about breaking things and killing people. Ned Barnett | October 2, 2025 Although the United States is wid...

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America Must Fight China's All-Out Cyber Warfare - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > Military Affairs Cyber warfare blurs the boundaries between war and peace. Janet Levy | March 20, 2026 Cyber espionage is one of the unconventional methods recommended for achieving g...

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The Maturing of Defense Secretary Hegseth - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > China Actions not only speak louder than words, they are usually the only things adversaries understand. William R. Hawkins | June 4, 2025 On May 31, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth...

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Hegsethâs doctrine should apply to police women, too - American Thinker

Politics > Police Robert Arvay | October 3, 2025 Secretary of War Pete Hegseth recently delivered a barn-burner of a speech to a large gathering of military personnel, from generals to privates. In i...

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Lloyd Austin: rank has its privileges - American Thinker

Politics > Lloyd Austin If Lloyd Austin is to be held accountable, it won’t be by Biden’s handlers. Mike McDaniel | January 19, 2025 It’s long been known that in the military, rank has its privileges,...

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Democrats want military mutiny; the NYT helps - American Thinker

Politics > Trump They’ve showed Americans yet again why Democrats can’t be trusted. Mike McDaniel | August 20, 2025 Among the features of the Constitution is civilian control of the military. The Foun...

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There are valid reasons not to race into a war on speculative intelligence - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > Iran Moreover, while ad hominem attacks may make for colorful writing when aimed at public figures, they weaken arguments and obscure important truths. Robert L. Maginnis | June 22, 2...

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The Arc Of Force: Cartels, Sovereignty, And The Question Of End States - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > Venezuela Those supporting and those opposed to Trump’s kinetic actions against drug boats from Venezuela both have legitimate concerns about the state of play. David DeMay | December...

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They will be forever known as the Seditious Six - American Thinker

Politics > Trump They are up to the same old games and ought to face some consequences. Patricia McCarthy | November 21, 2025 What on earth were they thinking? Those six moronic Democrats who put toge...

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Robert Vincent - American Thinker

June 25, 2025 Israel is not exactly unique as a recipient of U.S. aid. August 31, 2022 There are so many things that could go wrong between now and then. So be vigilant. July 3, 2019 The Left's "chaos...

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We're always fighting the last war - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > Afghanistan When it comes to war at sea, we get few opportunities to see what works, what does not work. Mike McDaniel | January 23, 2025 In military circles a frequent complaint is o...

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The Year the Army Wasn't Paid - American Thinker

Culture > History Here’s a little historical anecdote to put today’s government shutdown in perspective. D.M. Giangreco | October 27, 2025 A compromise between the political parties in the angrily dis...

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The China Connection? - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > China It’s not racist to be concerned that Chinese spies are targeting vulnerable Chinese-American troops. Molly Slag | March 9, 2025 A dramatic illustration of how wokism is injuring...

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Trump: Winning with a focus on peace through strength - American Thinker

Politics > Trump It’s not always possible to determine in real time which presidents will achieve lasting greatness, but Trump is on track for high marks in the future. Col. Robert Newton (USAF, ret.)...

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