Politics, Letters, Persons
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James Madison's "Original Intent"
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Doug Henwood, a stalwart of the Left from the socialist republic of Brooklyn, has recently accomplished what I thought was impos...
Further Dispatches from the Enemy Within
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JUNE 24. The Rising Tide of Socialism? I keep saying that a majority of Americans want what Bernie, AOC, Zohran, et al., have been...
Dispatches from the Enemy Within
In Gaucin I was of course reading about the Spanish Civil War, partly because even in this little mountain village, the traces of that deadly struggle are visible, and audible—just as comparable traces are in America. They’re unavoidable. B...
From the Other Shore
That’s Europe at sundown, from the Medina in Tangier, Morocco, looking across the Mediterranean from our hotel room at La Tangerina.
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Our "America": The Map and the Territory
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GAUCIN, Spain. There’s nothing like leaving home to remind you of what you’re leaving behind. I don’t mean the kind of exile that is forced on refugees from civil war, foreign invasion, or gang violence. I mean the perspective gained by...
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