Reception[edit]

Columnist David Ignatius described Lawfare as "one of the most fair-minded chroniclers of national security issues".^[17] According to Daniel W. Drezner, professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, Lawfare is an example of "outside intellectuals" who "exercised real influence in the Trump era".^[18]


The website has been criticized by attorney and journalist Glenn Greenwald. Writing in The New York Times he said it has a "courtier Beltway mentality" devoted to "serving, venerating and justifying the acts of those in power".^[2]