Donald Bolduc

Military force against drug cartels crosses legal and ethical lines, risking lives and undermining U.S. law and global norms.

The flag embodies sacrifice and freedom. I oppose burning it, yet I believe protecting expression is essential to honor our democracy.

America’s greatest threat isn’t foreign—it’s our own division. Polarization erodes trust, unity, and the very fabric of democracy.

Community over crackdown: New Mexico’s Guard model shows crime can drop without sacrificing trust, rights, or local control.

The misuse of military power in domestic affairs not only threatens civil liberties but also undermines the constitutional balance between local governance and federal authority.

Lincoln’s timeless plea for unity and compassion reminds us that America’s strength lies not in partisan victories, but in our shared commitment to healing the nation’s wounds together.

Keep government in the referee’s stripes, not on the roster—every equity stake tilts the field away from competition and innovation toward inefficiency, cronyism, and a slow slide into socialism.

Afghan withdrawal showed failed leadership, but troops served with honor. True accountability and support for veterans remain overdue.

Trump’s softer stance on Putin sparks concern as Ukraine’s survival and Europe’s security hang in the balance.

Trump, Zelenskyy, and EU leaders face a pivotal meeting that could reshape the path to peace and Ukraine’s fight for sovereignty.

Retired BG Bolduc discusses the outcomes of the Trump-Putin summit, noting it did not lead to progress toward peace in Ukraine.

Deploying federal troops in Washington, D.C., may project strength, but in reality it risks eroding public trust, inflaming tensions, and undermining the very freedoms it claims to protect.