The Frightening Pro-War Twist Of The Democrats ‘Resistance’

The anti-Trump “#Resistance” has become a movement to defend the Democratic establishment’s pro-war policies, to purge anti-war Democrats, and even to embrace Donald Trump’s attack on Syria

James W. Carden
By James W. Carden
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks at the 2016 American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Policy Conference, March 21, 2016, at the Verizon Center in Washington.

The Resistance, a self-aggrandizing term for what amounts to a relatively small but still powerful claque of embittered Clinton surrogates, has been keeping itself busy of late, fanning the flames of McCarthyite recriminations against anyone who dares question the rather flimsy public evidence that Russia influenced the results of the 2016

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John McCain And Endless War: Best Friends Forever

The Arizona Republican and chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee never misses an opportunity to promote war and American imperialism.

Kit O'Connell
By Kit O'Connell
U.S. Senator John McCain

MINNEAPOLIS --- Modern American politicians are often criticized for their willingness to bow to popular opinion, changing their professed beliefs from moment to moment based on what they think the public wants to hear. Yet one senator rises above all that through his unabashed love of war -- a stance that’s remained consistent regardless of what

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Hillary’s Hawkish War Stance Leaves Voters Wondering If Change Will Ever Come

Taking a look at Hillary Clinton’s record of supporting U.S. military intervention abroad and war profiteering, it’s clear that change may not be just around the corner.

Sean Nevins
By Sean Nevins
Hillary Rodham Clinton is seen in New York. Hillary Rodham Clinton has so far kept a low profile this year, something that’s starting to change as she heads toward her expected 2016 campaign for president.

Hillary Rodham Clinton is seen in New York. Hillary Rodham Clinton has so far kept a low profile this year, something that’s starting to change as she heads toward her expected 2016 campaign for president. WASHINGTON --- No matter how much Hillary Rodham Clinton may seem to be a shoo in for the Democratic Party’s nomination for president in

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