The choices President Obama is making about war powers and cuts to defense spending will leave our military less capable than when he became Commander in Chief...

...[I]t is dangerous to argue the cost of prosecuting a war that, while high, is marginal to our expenditures and by no means the driver of our debt, cannot be afforded...

Imagine the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff testifying that if defense funding were reduced, seven hundred thousand people in Libya would die, and tens of millions elsewhere in the world. It would be considered fear-mongering of the most repulsive kind...

Those looking to reduce federal spending should not target the Department of Defense for cuts...