Category: Editorial Cartoon

Hillary Clinton doesn’t need to be in good health to take it to the enemy if that’s what we need to do. That discussion is underway, and many are weighing their options. We’ve been on a war footing for a long time—since 9/11. The stress of maintaining that pace has left us with a fractured psyche here […]

The war in Afghanistan is both different and the same as Iraq. The Afghanistan theatre is seen as a righteous war. Iraq is not. The Iraqis have shown more progress than the Afghans. Empire after empire entered Afghanistan and went home empty-handed. Maybe because there’s nothing to do there. Except our Afghan war has much to […]

Before officers make it to war college, their careers are dictated by politics (both in and out of the military), so it is not surprising that the general officers in Washington D.C and those that have retired are standing behind their preferred candidates. Here are the lists of flag and staff officers supporting Trump and Clinton. Trump announced […]

North Korea is convinced a nuclear arsenal is their only protection against an attempt at regime change by the U.S. This is an unstable proposition. North Korea’s leaders feed dissenters to dogs — killed a man for not clapping and another for being “sleepy.”

In case you haven’t seen the video of Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson being caught off guard about the Aleppo during MSNBC’s Morning Joe Show, the video is below. Gary Johnson recently told CNN that he takes full responsibility for the Aleppo flub. “I take complete responsibility. I’m running for president of the United States. Look, […]

For those of us in the military it changed our mission overnight and continues to shape operations.

Last week the FBI released a report on Hillary Clinton and the investigation into her personal e-mail server and mishandling of classified information. In the report, it stated that she could not recall receiving any briefings on how to handle classified information due to the concussion and blood clot in her brain after she fell […]

We do not retain or look for outliers, and if they’re there – they don’t have a place in the military. That sense of being just another cog in the wheel leads many to get out.

Why Mr. Kaisen decided to end his life was not immediately known, but two people connected to the hospital who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss his death said that he had been frustrated that he was unable to see an emergency-room physician for reasons related to his mental health.

Kaepernick sat on the bench during the National Anthem, just like he was slotted to when the 49ers offense took to the field.

This amendment would eliminate hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in air conditioners and refrigerators. According to Kerry, these are just as dangerous as terrorists like Islamic State.

Even if he turned in his manuscript to the DoD, would they have released or approved it? Several former Navy SEALs have had delays and issues with getting their work through the process even though there were no violations.