Frank Gaffney Jr.

Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. is the President of the Center for Security Policy and a columnist for the Washington Times.

Most Recent Articles by Frank Gaffney Jr.:

Obama’s national security fraud November 12, 2013
In short, we are, in the words of one speaker at the Triad Conference in Georgia, “rusting to disarmament.”
The real American blackout November 4, 2013
There are steps we can take to prevent or greatly reduce the horrifying consequences of long-duration blackouts due to electromagnetic pulse, cyber attacks and terrorism
Obama’s friends are America’s foes October 21, 2013
Obama Doctrine: Embolden our enemies. Undermine our friends. Diminish our country.
It’s time to shock O.P.E.C. October 14, 2013
Islamists, Keystone XL pipeline, OPEC, Securing America’s Future Energy
An anniversary to remember – and learn from October 7, 2013
Al Qaeda, Israel, Mohamed Elibiary, Mohamed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, Yom Kippur War
Obama’s disarmed diplomacy September 30, 2013
Our self-inflicted and unilateral disarmament
Allowing Iran to fool us again September 23, 2013
Wanted it bad, got it bad September 16, 2013
John Kerry, Russia, Sergei Lavrov, Syria, United Nations
Just say no on Syria September 9, 2013
There are no good options
Obama’s ‘Goldilocks’ strike on Syria September 3, 2013
Arab Spring, Barack Obama, Iran, Israel
Obama’s vanishing deterrent August 26, 2013
Some say America can no longer afford a strong and effective deterrent. We may be about to test that proposition in Syria
Don’t rescue the Muslim Brotherhood August 19, 2013
Insisting on The Muslim Brotherhood's restoration to power will be perilous for this country, people in Egypt and elsewherewho do not want to submit to the Islamists and their anti-freedom shariah agenda
Farewell to ‘the Judge’ August 12, 2013
William P. Clark
Willful blindness, mortal peril August 5, 2013
Neither the American people nor those they entrust with their security can afford to engage in delusional fantasies about the enemies we face
E.M.P. vulnerability invites catastrophe July 29, 2013
Weakness is provocative
Kerry’s folly, Israel’s peril July 22, 2013
John Kerry’s vainglorious diplomacy
If the Senate ‘Goes Nuclear’ July 16, 2013
People like Samantha Power should be nowhere near positions of responsibility in which they can promote such radical views
Who’s for dismantling the defense industrial base? July 8, 2013
Defense Budget & Expenditures, Export-Import Bank, Fred Hochberg, Sequestration
The G.O.P.’s Gettysburg July 1, 2013
The tragedy – for the nation and for the Republican Party – is that this assault on our national security has gone largely unchallenged by a Loyal Opposition
The Senate’s serial contempt June 24, 2013
The American people will show them what we think of their serial contempt for all of us
Doing something about space weather June 17, 2013
Electronic Armagheddon
Metadata and the common defense June 10, 2013
It is seductive to believe that our security can be assured cost-free. It can’t.
Does Rubio care about national security? June 3, 2013
At the moment, Sen. Rubio seems to want to have it both ways. His support enabled the Gang of Eight to keep their bipartisan plan from being dead on arrival
Obama’s Surrender Speech May 28, 2013
Denial, disengagement and defeatism
Do You Feel Lucky? The Danger of EMP May 20, 2013
The single biggest challenge to date has been the lack of public awareness of the EMP peril
The Women of Benghazigate May 13, 2013
Valerie Jarrett, Huma Abedin
Moment of Truth for Benghazigate? May 6, 2013
The fact that the moment for truth has been delayed this long is a scandal in its own right
Welcome to the Global Jihad April 29, 2013
The U.S. government now operates under guidelines for training in “countering violent extremism” that make matters infinitely more dangerous
Connecting the Dots 101 April 22, 2013
These are but a few of the dots that must be connected if we are to prevail over our generation’s existential ideological threat to freedom
Obama’s ‘China Syndrome’ April 15, 2013
President Obama is enabling the emergence in China of the next – and perhaps the next sole – superpower