Will Thibeau

our allies in the Pacific to have the military resources they need to build their own defense capability, from drones to submarines to cruise missiles. Let's give it to them and let's get it in place fast so China knows that the costs of war are high. When it comes to Russia and Ukraine, we need to move to peace. We need to show the Ukrainians that the gravy train is not infinite.

our allies in the Pacific to have the military resources they need to build their own defense capability, from drones to submarines to cruise missiles. Let's give it to them and let's get it in place fast so China knows that the costs of war are high. When it comes to Russia and Ukraine, we need to move to peace. We need to show the Ukrainians that the gravy train is not infinite.

But we also need to show the Russians that we're still in charge. And I think there's a way that we can do that through diplomacy and economic power. But let's couple that with an effort to get Russia out of China's pocketbook. Let's remove a huge partner of the Chinese in Europe and Asia. And let's tie the Ukrainian negotiation to those ends.

But we also need to show the Russians that we're still in charge. And I think there's a way that we can do that through diplomacy and economic power. But let's couple that with an effort to get Russia out of China's pocketbook. Let's remove a huge partner of the Chinese in Europe and Asia. And let's tie the Ukrainian negotiation to those ends.

The fourth thing is, frankly, we need to fire a lot of generals. It's not just a problem of political appointees. Uniformed senior officers have been a part of, obviously, military defeat, but also the encroachment of leftism in the military. You know, there's a great catalog that Claremont's produced of, you know, of over 600 generals in their effort to make DEI military policy. That has to end.

The fourth thing is, frankly, we need to fire a lot of generals. It's not just a problem of political appointees. Uniformed senior officers have been a part of, obviously, military defeat, but also the encroachment of leftism in the military. You know, there's a great catalog that Claremont's produced of, you know, of over 600 generals in their effort to make DEI military policy. That has to end.

And finally, though, we need to think really creatively, again, about reforming key institutions in America and in the military specifically. Why does West Point produce the cadets who receive a degree in diversity and inclusion studies? Why does the joint staff A body that should only provide advice and consent to the president.

And finally, though, we need to think really creatively, again, about reforming key institutions in America and in the military specifically. Why does West Point produce the cadets who receive a degree in diversity and inclusion studies? Why does the joint staff A body that should only provide advice and consent to the president.

Why do they have influence over military operational decision making? Let's make the joint staff a lot smaller. So people, you know, the next Mark Milley can't have influence over Chinese nuclear policy. And let's move them right next to the White House, close to the flagpole, as we would say in the army.

Why do they have influence over military operational decision making? Let's make the joint staff a lot smaller. So people, you know, the next Mark Milley can't have influence over Chinese nuclear policy. And let's move them right next to the White House, close to the flagpole, as we would say in the army.

So they're under close supervision and they can just provide that advice to the president that they're statutory obligated to do so. Those are I think five things that will get us a long way.

So they're under close supervision and they can just provide that advice to the president that they're statutory obligated to do so. Those are I think five things that will get us a long way.

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