The Resurrection of Strategic Theology There was a time—not so very long ago, though it now feels like a previous civilization—when Easter Sunday was reserved for modest things: hymns, lilies, quiet reflection, and the gentle reassurance that something once buried...
What Will Be The Destiny of the Next Attorney General The Law Offices of Justice & Justice, LLP There was once, in this most excellent republic, a modest institution known as the Department of Justice. Its purpose, as written in old and rather dusty texts, was to...
An extremely expensive excursion. One that, like all great vacations, will be remembered long after the bill arrives. There was a time, long, long ago, roughly three weeks ago, when the war with Iran was described as a “limited operation,” a “quick strike,” a “little...
or . . . “I Feel It in My Bones” There are many ways to run a war. There is the traditional model—briefings, intelligence, strategy, alliances, logistics, maps with arrows, and people who have read books. And then there is the Trump model. This one involves vibes....
The President insists the war could end “any time I want it to end.” There is something almost poetic about the name Operation Epic Fury. Not poetic in the Homeric sense, mind you—more in the sense of a teenager naming his garage band Skull Thunder Apocalypse after...
Trump and the American People Insist Upon Unconditional Surrender There are many ways for a president to conduct foreign policy. Some read history. Some consult diplomats. Some study maps, alliances, logistics, or the occasional physics of geography. And then there is... 
