A Day Makes a Difference in a Decades-Old US-North Korea Chasm
When I was stationed at Korea’s Osan Air Base in the late 1970s, no one even imagined a day when an American president would be shaking hands with a North Korean leader. In fact, just...
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Don’t drag the military into hyper-partisan political squabbles
Recently a reporter sent me a link to a new article by my friend Phil Carter entitled “Unpresidential Command” which references my “Coup of 2012” essay from several decades back (1992). The reporter said...
Do all trial lawyers agree that the obstruction of justice case against Trump is “open and shut” and a “slam dunk”?
If you believe headline writers for Slate, the obstruction of justice case against Donald Trump is “Open and Shut” and is “already a slam dunk.” However, the author of the essay behind those headlines...
Some Questions for Mr. Comey…and the American People
Former FBI Director Jim Comey will surely face a barrage of questions when he testifies on Capitol Hill this week. I’ve always thought of him as an honorable man caught in impossible circumstances, and...
Trump and the Military: Some observations
Recently, a journalist contacted me about a story he was writing about the President’s relationship with the military. I thought I would share with you some of the input I gave him. In making his...
