Pundits and politicians are trumpeting the death of Gadhafi as if it is a vindication of NATO’s involvement in the Libyan civil war. Is it a shock to people that a coalition of the richest nations in the world managed to knock over the dictator of one of the poorest nations in the world? I [...]
Category Archives: War
Death of Gadhafi does not vindicate Libyan campaign
Posted by Hugh MacIntyre on October 21, 2011 7 comments
The unconstitutional war in Libya
Posted by Hugh MacIntyre on April 13, 2011 Comments Off
Gene Healy has posted this blog post over at Cato@liberty. In it Mr. Healy points out several flaws to the Obama administration’s legal defense of the war in Libya. The most important of these flaws is the claim that precedent allows the President to unilaterally go to war without Congress’ approval. But even had that [...]
Filibuster: United against Libya
Posted by Peter Jaworski on March 24, 2011 Comments Off
J.J. McCullough writes: ShareFacebookStumbleUponDiggRedditEmail
That’s why they fought and died
Posted by Peter Jaworski on March 24, 2011 Comments Off
For Four-Loko bans, complicated tax forms, TSA airport procedures, and so on. Yes, that’s why they fought and died: ShareFacebookStumbleUponDiggRedditEmail
Dan Hannan: Let’s not invade Libya
Posted by Peter Jaworski on March 22, 2011 Comments Off
Daniel Hannan, Member of the European Parliament for South East England, explains why he opposes intervention in Libya: ShareFacebookStumbleUponDiggRedditEmail
War and fiscal conservatism
Posted by Peter Jaworski on March 20, 2011 1 comment
Here’s the bottom line from Matt Zwolinski: …if you claim to be a fiscal conservative and you aren’t anti-war, then you’re not really fiscally conservative. Okay? ShareFacebookStumbleUponDiggRedditEmail