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Tag: Bill Clinton
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Remembering the Gulf War 35 Years On
As one of the last unambiguous American wins, the Gulf War marks its 35th anniversary this year as America embarks on another conflict in the region.
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The GOP’s Foolish Praise for ‘Moderates’ and Failed Courting of ‘Natural Conservatives’
If the right ever expects to gain political ground, it needs to stop ceding rhetorical ground to Democrats and start cultivating voters who are already inclined to support their policies.
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What We Are Reading: March 2026
Short reviews of ‘Miracles & Physics' by Stanley Jaki, and 'The Agony of Christianity’ by Miguel de Unamuno.
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Leftist Hysteria in Minneapolis Is About Votes, Not Immigrants
The left’s sympathy for immigrants is really about their lust for power.
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True Legacies and Fake Awards
Trump was elected to secure America’s borders and restore American greatness—not to win fake awards or advance diplomatic breakthroughs.
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Release ‘The Path To 9/11’
The 2006 docuseries based on the 9/11 Report aired on ABC in 2006 and has never been shown again owing to objections from Democrats.
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Trump’s Claim to Be Country’s ‘Chief Law Enforcement Officer’ Has Precedent
The media is slamming the president’s claim but did not object when other presidents and scholars used the same terminology.
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The Anti-Biden Son of Scranton
Robert Casey, a champion of America’s most vulnerable minority, died without regrets—because Casey was everything Joe Biden was not.
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‘Bring Me Water’: An Appreciation of the Editor’s Art
As AI and a general lack of curiosity takes hold in our culture, we’d do well to remember that the editor’s art is to draw art out of his writers.
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If The Rich Are So Powerful, Why Are Their Taxes So High?
For a group that supposedly wields so much power, “the rich” have lost a lot of political battles.
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On Immigration and In the Academy, Leftist Hypocrisy Stinks
Things Democrats and leftists have tolerated and even praised in their heroes become intolerable and hateful to them when championed by Republicans.
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Black Robes Matter, But Not More Than the People
The quest for unelected rule from the bench must be stopped.
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‘Liberation Day’ Illustrated the Peril of Plans
By sticking too rigidly to his plans for implementing tariffs, Trump failed to develop the leverage he needed for those plans to work.
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The Party of Hate
Democrats lead with a message of hate because their policies do not resonate or inspire.
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Trump Inauguration: Too Many or Too Few Blacks?
CBS's Gayle King blasts Trump for having too few blacks while The View’s Sunny Hostin says there were too many.
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Democrats Aren’t Democracy’s Party
Burned when they trusted their voters to give them electable candidates in the ’70s, Democrats have turned to power brokers. And they still get it wrong.
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Confirm Matt Gaetz
It’s time for Republicans and conservatives to end the one-sided culture of shame and get serious about politics.
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The Decline and Fall of Rock
The twists of fate have resulted in rock becoming the conservative music of the age, but specifically conservative, not right-wing, which would have been truly counter-cultural and "dangerous."
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California’s September Surprise
Politiqueros Pelosi and Newsom ramp up bribes for America’s imported electorate.
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Barack Obama’s Ongoing Fundamental Transformation
The former president’s fingerprints are all over our current year of living dangerously.
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Kamala Harris, Hollywood, and the ‘Aaron Sorkin Democrat’
Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee means the age of the Aaron Sorkin Democrat may have reached its end.
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The Undemocratic Coup
In effect, the Democrats have successfully executed nothing short of a coup d’état, the first in American history.
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The Vietnam Era Never Ended for Biden’s Party
The Democratic party only has papered over its contradictions ever since 1968. Today’s campus protests have ripped off the wrapper, and they’re forcing on Biden a choice he can’t, or won’t, make.
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Princess Kate and Democracy’s Discontents
The tabloid interest in the princess’s health, is also punctuated by genuine sympathy on the part of many Brits, who see the royal family as the nation's family, too. But that's not how it should be with our elected leaders.