Doug Bandow is a Senior Fellow at multiple organizations, including the Cato Institute and The American Conservative. He is a prolific writer whose work has appeared in various publications, focusing on topics such as national security, foreign policy, and military issues. Bandow has been featured in numerous outlets and is known for his thought-provoking analysis and perspectives.
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By: Doug Bandow
The U.S. stands to gain little from showering love on Saudi Arabia and the Gulf tyrannies.
By: Doug Bandow
When Dalits, formerly the “untouchables,” choose to convert, Hindu nationalists blame Christians for demonstrating love and concern.
To keep the U.S. safe and prosperous, the defense gravy train must end.
Putin’s deployment of an intermediate-range ballistic missile shows that his responses to escalation are calibrated—and serious.
By: Doug Bandow
However, Thompson's murder highlights genuine and widespread dissatisfaction with America's health care system. UnitedHealthcare has the industry's highest claim rejection rate, about a third. As Obamacare fades into what passes for ancient history in Washington, the system's serious infirmities go undiscussed and unresolved. It would be unfortunate to lose the tragic opportunity for policy reform created by Mangione's presumed criminal response to his own health problems.
It does not serve American interests to cajole faraway peoples to our way of thinking.
It does not serve American interests to cajole faraway peoples to our way of thinking.
We do not have to repeat the errors of the early post-Soviet era.
A collapsing presidency may create surprising opportunities.
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