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It’s no news flash to say that the New York Times is anti-Israel, anti-Trump, and pro-just about anything or anyone who opposes Israel and Trump. But lately, the Times has been outdoing itself and committing journalistic malpractice in the...
Francis Fukuyama was wrong, I believe, when he said in 1989 that history was at an “end.” The question of whether liberal democracy will be the final form of human government remains unsettled.
But Fukuyama is right when he argues in this...
I voted for Trump three times, not because I was blind to his character flaws but because what the Democrats were offering was and is worse. Life is choosing; it’s that simple and that nasty. I am simply never going to choose the party that...
In my view, both of our major political parties are populist, probably for the first time in American history. Now, I’m starting to worry that we may soon be saddled with two socialist parties.
There’s no doubt that a large and growing par...
Robin Wright, a perennial critic of aggressive U.S. foreign policy, has written an article for the New Yorker in which she states:
Since [9/11], about seven thousand American service members—more than twice the number of people killed on...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Bill Otis is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center; a former federal prosecutor; and former Special Counsel to President George H. W. Bush.
Retired attorney. Former blogger for Power Line
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