Tag Archives: Terrorism

Border Security – and Insecurity | HughHewitt.com | 02.14.14

By Clark S. Judge | Published: February 14, 2014
Sometimes Washington is beyond clueless.  Immigration reform is a case in point. Central to the immigration reform is border security, stopping people from illegally slipping across the Mexican border into the United States.  Millions have done so in recent years, though far fewer since the recession began.  Many were seeking jobs. Some may have been […]
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Breaking Bad in Washington | HughHewitt.com | 06.07.13

By Clark S. Judge | Published: June 7, 2013
So the morning papers are full of talk about the administration’s massive sweeping up and mining of communications data of all forms in the US.  The New York Times editorializes today that the Obama White House has “lost all credibility” on questions of domestic surveillance.   And the surveillance program does look might broad.  Who called whom […]
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Beyond Boston | USNews.com | 4.29.30

By Clark S. Judge | Published: April 30, 2013
Missed in all the talk about the Boston attacks is that key details suggest that something new is going on. Consider this about what we used to call the “Global War on Terror.” In its early stages, it was clearly a product of global forces that were almost a century old. World War I blew […]
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