James’s Substack
James Anthony DiEugenioMy Personal Substack: Culture and Politics
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Iran: The Real Story, Part 2
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been proclaiming that Iran was on the brink of developing a nuclear weapon—for about thirty years. (Foreign Policy, 3/10/26, story by Yousef Munayyer) And as Senator Chris Van Hollen formally s...
Iran: The Real Story, Pt. 1
I think we are all a bit puzzled by the overt military intervention of the Donald Trump administration into the Middle East. An event that has resulted in some rather surprising flexing of strength by Iran into Israel and the Gulf states wh...
Jesse Jackson, The Democrats Feared Him, Pt. 4
In 1984, Fritz Mondale was wiped out in the general election by Ronald Reagan. But Jackson was determined that the defeat could not be blamed on him. He conferred with the candidate’s team and made dozens of appearances for the Democratic s...
Jesse Jackson: The Democrats Feared Him, Pt. 3
When Jesse Jackson decided to run for president, he announced his candidacy on November 4, 1983. This was before an enthusiastic crowd of 2500 people at the Washington DC Convention Center Hall. He stated that he was the representative of t...
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