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The first Jefferson administration (1801-1805) was largely dominated by foreign affairs—despite Jefferson’s best efforts to keep the...

Last week, I started a discussion of Alexander Hamilton’s meddling in political affairs at the federal level, beginning with the Election...

When it comes to bizarre electoral outcomes, one would be hard-pressed to find a stranger results than the ones found early in the...

In his farewell address to the nation, George Washington warned the public about the dangers of allowing political parties to emerge. In...

The founders of the nation took the concept of war very seriously—why else would the subject garner so much attention in the...

Less than four years before the American Civil War commenced at Fort Sumter, South Carolina, the United States Army received a shocking...

"I spent 33 years and four months in active military service and during that period I spent most of my time as a high class muscle man...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, often simply referred to as “LDS” or “Mormons,” has had a tumultuous relationship with...

In this episode of the Bitter Truth with Abe Abdelhadi, Former CIA agent and whistle blower, John Kiriakou discusses exposing torture...

In 1972, President Richard Nixon appointed General Creighton Abrams as the Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army. Previously, Abrams had...

For the Common Defense 28 February 2020 Paul J. Springer In 1824 the populist candidate Andrew Jackson won the largest number of both...

The DNC has spent the better part of a year, flooding the market with most every two-bit current and former office holder and oligarch,...

I often get asked, “Why are you so political?” Simply put, I have been most of my life. Even when I was younger and playing in bands, and...