After a year of hearing the world continue to tell the United States and Great Britain that launching a war against Saddam Hussein to liberate the Iraqi people as nothing more than a cover to build an "oil empire," the scenes out of liberated Baghdad The scenes that were coming out of Baghdad Wednesday

The anti-war left has it all wrong. Peace is not simply the absence of war, but rather a state of existence in which all nations govern and act to a civilized set of norms. Let me start by offering my disclaimer to the anti-war peace demonstrators of the left and liberal establishment. I want to

When looking at current events and the geopolitical circumstances in which they exist, liberals depend too much on raw emotions rather than ration and facts to make quick judgements about everything. Only their point of view seems to count. Last weekend I had breakfast with a very liberal friend.

Clinton's weak and misguided military policies of the 1990s emboldened our enemies to launch the first wars of the 21st Century. Mr. Bush's doctrine will clean up his predecessor's mess, but there will be a cost. As American forces meet fierce resistance as they battle their way toward Baghdad and the

It is time for Saddam to be judged on his brutal behavior over the last three decades. To the chagrin of the Democrats and the French, the Americans and British will get the job done. On Monday evening President Bush declared the 12-year wait for Iraqi compliance to disarm is all but over. Dramatically,