Our Shrinking Military

Posted on March 14, 2012 by Warren Kozak

Here is my latest OpEd in the Wall Street Journal (March 13, 2012) on the shrinking U.S. military in a dangerous world. I find a lesson from 1948 that we should all remember.

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Food Stamps

Posted on February 4, 2012 by Warren Kozak

The Wall Street Journal published my OpEd, The Myth of Starving Americans, on Monday January 30th. A lot of folks weighed in on the comments section of the online article. Your thoughts?

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One Year To Go

Posted on January 4, 2012 by Warren Kozak

One year from now, Washington will be aflutter with inauguration festivities. And I am constantly reminded that almost all events from a single day of the campaign are pretty much forgotten – like Mitt Romney’s income or Newt Gingrich’s ads against Romney – once the nominees are decided and the votes are cast. A lot can and will happen between today and the inauguration. We forget this and get caught up in the events of the day. But I am pretty sure of one thing – elections come and go and some don’t really matter. But this one will. It will matter greatly. The country will choose between two very different visions and directions. More is on the line than probably any other election in our lifetime. It is that important.

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