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Tag: Donald Trump
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Shaping a Post-War Iran
A plan for de-escalation that secures the administration’s early wins is in the best interest of all parties—including the saner elements in Iran.
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James Talarico and the Anti-White Cult of the Left
The would-be Texas senator openly embraces many elements of the woke creed, but none so vehemently as his abhorrence of white people.
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Let’s Assume Trump ‘Fails’ in Iran
For Trump and the United States, even the worst outcome in Iran looks a lot like success.
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Cuba Should Accept Trump’s ‘Friendly Takeover’
Trump is poised to succeed where earlier presidents failed because he’s trying to do neither too much nor too little.
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The Fake Moderate Narrative Kills Again
Democrats like the phony moderate governor of Virginia, Abigail Spanberger, permit violent illegal alien criminals to remain in the country while pretending to support their deportation.
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Ben Rhodes and the Art of the Iran Deal
The “creative writing” specialist and former Obama administration official explains it all for you.
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Minding the Authenticity Gap
Hillary Clinton’s “gaffe” in losing her temper and behaving like an unscripted human being during the Epstein deposition inadvertently contained a lesson for our political class.
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The Midterm Elections: A Matter of Common Sense—Or Else
Republicans in Congress are in danger of being subsumed beneath a gathering electoral wave in the coming midterms if they don’t get their act together and start listening to their own voters.
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No, I Have Never Been an Isolationist
Although skepticism about U.S. military adventures overseas is always warranted, the Trump administration has earned the benefit of the doubt. For now.
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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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Trump’s Tariffs Aren’t Hurting Republicans for the Midterms
The GOP is still polling ahead of Democrats for the midterms, despite reactions to tariffs and the Democrats’ disingenuous rhetoric on affordability.
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Trump’s SOTU Speech a Win, But It’s Not Enough
President Trump is not the problem. The Senate is.
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Immigration Enforcement Saves Lives
Do Democrats like Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill, who claim to be moderates, take the lives of American citizens seriously?
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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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Anti-ICE Violence, the Insurrection Act, and Jefferson Davis
The surge of left-wing violence against immigration officers in Minneapolis is entirely different than the situation leading up to the U.S. Civil War.
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Trump’s Foreign Policy Is a Return to Hobbesian Reality
In the affairs of nations, the strong do what they can, and the weak suffer what they must.
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Trump’s SOTU Case for National Renewal
In his 2026 State of the Union address, the president outlined his priorities for American sovereignty, affordability for all citizens, and ongoing national renewal.
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Gilding the Funeral Lilies for Jesse Jackson
Those who now hail the late Rainbow PUSH leader as a “civil rights icon” engage in willful amnesia about his many unsavory activities and statements.
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Supreme Court Should Be Ashamed of Tariff Case Ruling
In its ruling invalidating President Trump’s tariffs last week, the Supreme Court appears to consider itself the nation’s Supreme Authority on political questions.
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The Talking Filibuster Is the ‘Anti-Nuclear Option’
If Republicans want to keep their governing majority, enforcing the talking filibuster would be one way to do that and make the Senate great again.
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Trump Is Right About the Mexican-American War
Far from insisting that America apologize for the conflict, Mexico ought to own up to the belligerence and chaos it instigated.
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We Need to Save Gen Z From Obscurity
The problems older generations see in Gen Z are largely the result of the poor decisions they made as parents and leaders.
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Rubio’s Call for Europe to Renew the West Falls on Deaf Ears
The European Parliament’s commitment to transgender insanity as a central part of its foreign policy, as well as its demand for Russian reparations, demonstrate the unbridgeable gap between the U.S. and Europe.
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America Should Embrace the Idea of a Rearmed Germany
A Berlin-Washington duopoly remains the only stable balancing coalition in Europe, and only Germany can help the U.S. in burden-shifting.
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No Pity for the ‘Washington Post’
The paper’s laid-off employees point the finger at President Trump rather than examine how they failed their readers.
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The U.S. Can’t Outpace China in the Developing World
When it comes to competing with China for influence in the developing world, the U.S. is bound by considerations that don’t trouble Beijing.
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Bad Bunny and the Inescapable War Over American Identity
Conservatives disgusted by the Super Bowl spectacle need to wake up to the fact that the media narrative about immigration is transforming America before their eyes.
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A Japanese Lesson for Troubled Britain
Whereas Japan's Sanae Takachi has an overwhelming mandate for her agenda, the UK's Keir Starmer is hugely unpopular and is afraid to call an election.
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The Winter of Italian Content Is Deceptive
The stability defining Giorgia Meloni’s government is deceptively reassuring, as the calm it produces prevents Italians from tackling their most nagging problems: immigration and low birthrates.
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Elites Versus Ordinary Americans on Voter ID
Voter ID isn't a restriction on election integrity—it's a safeguard for it.
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Alexander Vindman’s Campaign for the Limelight
The newly-minted Florida man is almost certain to lose his bid to represent the Sunshine State in the U.S. Senate—but it’s likely that’s not the prize he’s eyeing, anyway.
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The Trump Coalition Wins But the GOP Brand Doesn’t
With or without Trump on the ballot, the GOP’s survival now depends on the coalition he pioneered.
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Democrats Don’t Take Their ‘Affordability’ Argument Seriously and Neither Should You
Democratic caterwauling about “affordability” does not reflect reality as much as it is a desperate attempt to grasp at something that might shake the confidence of Trump’s base and return Democrats to power.
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We Aren’t Europeans, and They Aren’t Americans
As we engage in the Greenland debate, it is helpful to recognize the fundamental differences and interests between the United States and Europe.
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Leave It to the Lawyers
Lawsuits are about to descend on everyone involved in the Renée Good and Alex Pretti shootings. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey won’t escape the civil courts.
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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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The Grift Awakening
In this postmodern age, America’s appetite for religious revival has been redirected toward the grift of politics.
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Canada Should Warm to Trump’s Arctic Plans
Canada cannot expect Americans to be complacent about waters it claims but cannot secure when Russia and China are eager to step in.
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Karoline Leavitt, Destroyer of Media Hackery
The president’s press secretary knows how to shoot down activist “journalists” pushing left-wing propaganda about immigration enforcement.
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Despite Trump’s Success, Immigration Isn’t ‘Solved’
Despite remarkable progress by the Trump administration, the degree of our border crisis is such that it will be a long time before it is “solved.”
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The ‘Creedal Nation’ Myth Just Won’t Die
The attempt to reduce America’s story to the “creedal nation” ideology ignores its historic identity and reality.
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CIA Family Business
From the Cold War to Islamic terrorism, the agency has been in the business of betraying the American people.
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Why the International Left Is Silent on Iran
As the Iranian regime burns, so, too, is the ideology that is said to animate international leftism.
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There Is No ‘Nice’ Way to Do Mass Deportations
Liberal and media backlash is to be expected, no matter how deportations are carried out.
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Fraud, the Fed, and Unchecked Power
Trump’s animosity toward Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has a natural basis—the Fed is a Wilsonian progressive institution created to act outside the Constitution’s separation of powers.
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Trump’s Successes All Point to Avoiding Entanglements
The Trump administration is strongest when it focuses on economics and immigration at home. When it is protecting our interests abroad, it should be wary of entangling us in the internal problems of other nations.
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The Maduro Operation Revealed Trump the Realist
The Trump administration’s action in Venezuela shows that sentimental appeals to international law have no place in American foreign policy.
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Mad Prophet of the Big Screen
Fifty years on, Network still speaks the “transient, human truth,” so in 2026 “you’ve got to get mad!”
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Renee Good Endangered Her Life—and Yours
Activism that abets law-breaking is the moral equivalent of racketeering, and it might meet the legal definition, too.