Frank Gaffney — Threat Assessment
Frank J. Gaffney Jr.

Frank J. Gaffney Jr. is president of the Center for Security Policy (SecureFreedom.org), a columnist for The Washington Times and host of Secure Freedom Radio, heard in Washington weeknights at 9 p.m. on 1260 AM.
FRANK GAFFNEY: Stop the appalling Iran negotiations
Two things have been certain ever since President Obama announced with much fanfare his "framework nuclear agreement" with Iran last April.
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The New York Times on Monday provided fresh ammunition to critiques of the Obama administration's "Muslim outreach" initiatives.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Just say no to fast-track trade for Obama
The House Republican leadership evidently thinks it can surrender what little is left of Congress' constitutional authority to President Obama.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: A chance for freedom in Turkey
There's not much good news in the fight against Islamic supremacism.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Jerusalem is Israel's capital
The U.S. Supreme Court did it again. For the second time in six days, it bowed to Islamists at the expense of American rights and/or interests.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: China's cyber espionage is tip of iceberg
Communist China has reportedly stolen 4 million past and present U.S. government employees' personnel information.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Congress must not let Iran sanctions expire
Give the devil his due. For a lame duck president, Barack Obama is making huge progress on his declared purpose of fundamentally transforming America.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: The world disrespects Obama
President Obama on Monday offered an insight into his legendary self-absorption and narcissism.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: On Gitmo, stick with the House
Approximately one year ago, President Obama released five senior Taliban leaders from detention at Guantanamo Bay in exchange for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, then held by the Haqqani Network in Afghanistan following his capture under then-unclear circumstances.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: An appeal to Obama: Secure the grid
Last week, more than 30 prominent national security practitioners - including influential former legislators and military leaders - urged President Obama to address what is indisputably the most acute danger facing our country today.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Obama's provocative unreliability
President Obama held a summit on Thursday with what he would call the "JV team" of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Tipping point on emasculating the Senate
Perhaps the imperative of checking Barack Obama's overreach has hit a tipping point when nearly every Senate Democrat objected Tuesday to giving him a blank check to negotiate trade deals.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: The lengths we will go to for free speech
Beyond the sheer act of defiance in the face of tyranny that was the recent draw Muhammad contest in Garland, Texas, a deeper benefit is emerging.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Walter Duranty 2.0
In the 1930s, a Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times correspondent named Walter Duranty misled his readers about the true, horrific nature of Soviet communism.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: It isn't 'Islamophobia' to tell the truth about sharia
Two armed jihadists were shot dead Sunday before they could murder proponents of free speech meeting in Garland, Texas.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Abe speech to Congress marks new U.S.-Japan era
Japan is the key to America's security and economic interests in the Asia-Pacific.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Iran reconnects with Hamas
Despite the fact that the Iranian government is the champion for radical Shia Islam and Hamas being the armed Palestinian front for the Sunni Muslim Brotherhood, the two organizations have had a long history of cooperating in order to confound Israeli interests.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Appalling GOP Senate 11
Eleven Republican senators voted Monday for Iran to get the bomb.
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: The Senate's institutional suicide
Is the U.S. Senate still "the world's greatest deliberative body"? Does it still want to be?
SharesFRANK GAFFNEY: Memo to Hillary Clinton: Fuggedaboutit
Hillary Clinton was not much of a New Yorker, even though she got to play one in the Senate for a time. Even she must be familiar, however, with a classic New York phrase: Fuggedaboutit.
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