Monthly Archives: February 2012
“Hollow Forces” Discussion Distracts from Consequences of Defense Cuts
The Congressional Research Service (CRS) recently issued a report that attempts to explain the usage of the term “hollow forces.” The report argues that given the context of the term, it cannot be used to describe dramatic cuts befalling the ... Read More »
Debt Ceiling, the Sequel: Coming to a Theater Near You
Remember last year’s titanic struggle over increasing the debt ceiling? A mighty contest that threatened to leave the nation in default, lasted for much of the year, and resulted in a $ 2.1 trillion increase in the national debt—papered over ... Read More »
Ike-Like Resolve Needed to Ensure Indonesian Religious Liberty
Indonesians are proud of the respect for pluralism and tolerance embedded in their constitution. Indeed, Indonesia is largely tolerant of religious differences. Unfortunately, it is not yet fully governed by its constitution. Case in point: the continuing saga of GKI ... Read More »