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The French Revolution was led by sociopaths who politicized language, much like today’s Jacobins.
In our politics, holding back and minimizing pain has given way to rubbing people’s noses in defeat.
Ocasio-Cortez emerges as a one-woman Committee to Re-Elect the President.
Readings to appreciate the making of our nation and its continuing miracle.
They ignore reality and march in lockstep with their base. Did they learn anything from 2016?
They loved him and were sure he’d win. I couldn’t share their jolliness, but I respected their rebellion.
Getting on with Brexit is the right thing to do. So is pushing back against the crackdown in Hong Kong.
Big tech has become too powerful and abusive. We know enough about it to break up its dominance.
Trying to overturn an election would be too divisive. Congress should censure Trump instead.
Each generation is tested, from the Army Rangers of D-Day to the college graduates of 2019.
I grow wistful as I watch the congressional chaos while reading Kissinger’s forthcoming oral history.
Less taxes and spending won’t resolve America’s deep crisis. We need a farsighted conservatism.
The old ambassadors were willing to give him a chance. He destabilized the whole town instead.
One day someone will write of how his grief, his shock, opened a door and his faith came rushing in.
The old Democratic Party was warm, like him. The new one rising is colder, less human and divisive.
The U.S. was divided 46 years ago. But no one saw it as a fight to the death.
Omar and Ocasio-Cortez equate roughness with authenticity. So does the man they despise.
Tennessee Tech is an amazing school, and nobody breaks the law to get admitted.
In America, and even more so on Twitter, there’s a whiff of China’s Cultural Revolution in the air.
There’s no precedent for such an attack on the essential nature of an American president.
