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Spending Mindlessly On Ukraine Is A Threat To U.S. National Security

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Since its inception, the United States has been required to strike a balance between its role in global affairs and its interests at home. In a letter to New Hampshire senator and Federalist William Plumer, Thomas Jefferson noted that “I, however, place economy among the first and most important republican virtues, and public debt as…

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The People Most Willing To Risk Nuclear War With Russia Are Those Least Likely To Fight It

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The threat of nuclear war looms over the war in Ukraine. A war between the United States or its North Atlantic Treaty Organization and Russia represents a credible potential threat of doom for much, if not all, of mankind. This should be an obvious opinion-shaping factor for the average person, but it seems frustratingly unmentioned…

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America Shouldn’t Go To War For Ukraine, But It Should Sell Ukraine Weapons

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History, analogy, logic and morality are all useful in weighing policy decisions — including those involving national security and war. But while useful, these have their limitations. Regarding national security, the bottom line is, as Henry Kissinger once said, “America has no permanent friends or enemies — only interests.” Defining those interests and then balancing…

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