Tag Archives: op/ed

The Trans Pacific Partnership Is The New Boogeyman In American Politics

05/01/2015 Published on Forbes.com
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Clinton Foundation Controversies And Hillary’s Campaign

04/28/2015 Published on Forbes.com
At such a crucial point in the Clinton campaign, the public has yet to hear Hillary articulate a clear message about exactly how she plans to move forward if elected president. Instead, we’ve heard nothing from her side as the…

Obama Backs Off Opposition To Corker-Menendez Bill, But Still Remains In Control

04/16/2015 Published on Forbes.com
Consensus in Washington? You don’t say. On Tuesday, President Obama announced that he would agree to sign the Corker-Menendez bill after it received unanimous favor in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. To date, this has to be the largest assertion…

Rand Paul’s Bid For President And the GOP Field

04/09/2015 Published on Forbes.com
Election stories knocked Iran from the headlines on Tuesday as Rand Paul formally announced his candidacy for president. Paul is certainly a candidate to watch in the current crop of GOP prospects. The libertarian-leaning junior senator from Kentucky is not…

Seeing Through The Iran Nuclear Deal

04/04/2015 Published on Forbes.com
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Obama’s Bungled Nuclear Deal

04/02/2015 Published on Forbes.com
As recently as Sunday it looked as though the Iran nuclear deal was falling apart. We lived through two 24-hour extensions and finally got news that we would, in fact, see a deal. Today, President Obama and John Kerry told…

The Nuclear Deal Clock Is Ticking Too Fast To Get A Good Deal

03/30/2015 Published on Forbes.com
Time is running out to come to any agreement with the Iranians over their nuclear program. With less than 48 hours left until the deadline, the America, Russian, British, French, German, and Chinese negotiators – and John Kerry in particular…

The Primaries Paradox

03/26/2015 Published on Forbes.com
Ted Cruz is running for President of the United States. The announcement of the first candidate is no great shock. Cruz has been positioning himself for some time, and is a consistently outspoken voice on the conservative cause du jour.…

Democrats Need To Compromise On Healthcare Reform

03/13/2015 Published on Forbes.com
The relationship between the White House and Congressional Republicans is at an historic low. The “Iran Letter,” as many have taken to calling it, shows just how great the schism between the two has become. It seems as though each…

Playing Politics With Our Relationship With Israel

02/27/2015 Published on Forbes.com
Next week’s visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has “injected a degree of partisanship” that is “destructive to the fabric of the relationship” between Israel and the US, according to National Security Advisor Susan Rice. “[Netanyahu] may have a…