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Articles Written by: JOHN R. GUARDIANO
As the Ft. Hood killing and military "diversity" talk clearly
shows, ours is a tale of two militaries.
One military is battle hardened and forward deployed; the other
is soft, bureaucratic and backward. One military champions
Theodore Roosevelt's " ...
From JOHN R. GUARDIANO,
American Spectator,
13 Nov 2009
The Left has opened up a new front in its ongoing efforts to
censor conservative voices and to ban conservative political
thought from polite society. Their latest target: Rush Limbaugh,
who is now being viciously smeared as a black-hating racist. ...
From JOHN R. GUARDIANO,
American Spectator,
13 Oct 2009
Do U.S. military leaders have a right to speak publicly about
wartime requirements and defense policy? A growing number of
commentators, on both the Left and the Right, say that they do
not.
Generals need to "shut up and salute,"
writes ...
The problem with this thesis is that you run the risk of letting
your enemies know too much. Quit thinking that an "advanced
democracy", which we aren't, needs to conduct all our activities
in public. The idea is to engage in activities in the ...
Advocates of military modernization have been largely silent even
as the Obama administration pushes through the most significant
weapon systems cuts since the Carter administration. This is in
part because Defense Secretary Robert Gates has done a ...
From JOHN R. GUARDIANO,
American Spectator,
24 Jun 2009
"Once the decision is made -- and particularly once the
president signs off on the budget -- then there needs to be
discipline about people not conducting guerrilla warfare against
decisions the president has made… We have a chain of command and ...
From JOHN R. GUARDIANO,
American Spectator,
23 Apr 2009
Mike Huckabee's surprisingly strong showing in Iowa and elsewhere may have more to do with his unabashed embrace of Christmas than anything else.
Last month, the former Republican governor of Arkansas aired a campaign commercial in which he said, "At ...