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The Seven Thinkers and Groups That Have Shaped JD Vance’s Unusual World View
JD Vance represents something genuinely unusual for the MAGA movement: A national Republican who is deeply enmeshed with the elite world of the conservative intellectual movement — or what’s sometimes termed for convenience as “the New Right” or “the dissident right.”
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Why Running Against Trump Has Just Become So Much Harder
It seems ages ago, but before the attempt on his life and the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity, Donald Trump was set to go from his sentencing hearing in a Manhattan courtroom to the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee in the course of a few days.
Trump didn’t say he wouldn’t defend Taiwan
Donald Trump’s July 17 Bloomberg interview prompted headlines to the effect that “the US would not defend Taiwan from a Chinese invasion under his presidency,” as the Daily Telegraph complained. He said no such thing...
Biden’s blunders leave US vulnerable to our global adversaries
Fear, uncertainty, and hunger — all real possibilities in the case of a military and economic crisis — have a way of concentrating the mind.
How Trump Turns Postmodernist ‘Truth’ Against Itself
In a rally following the Biden-Trump presidential debate last week, Jill Biden famously and patronizingly gave her husband this backhanded compliment: “Joe, you did such a great job; you answered every question.”
Don’t fear a brokered convention: the ‘smoke-filled room’ could be Dems’ boon
The Democratic Party is having a compound panic attack. Democrats rightly fear that President Biden is heading for certain defeat in November if he stays on the ticket, as doubts about his age and declining mental faculties have broken out to the electorate.
Overturning Chevron May Prove Pyrrhic
The Supreme Court’s term has ended, as it often does, with a bang—or series of bangs. The Court set off legal fireworks on many fronts, but the most enduringly significant decision handed down is probably Loper v. Raimondo.
America’s gerontocrats are more radical than they look
The discombobulated performance that President Joe Biden gave at the first presidential debate on June 27th sent Democratic Party loyalists, and the journalists who staff the television stations they watch, into a state of shock. It shouldn’t have.
Incompetence, not conspiracy, explains Biden’s debate disaster
The members of the president’s inner circle were in denial about his true condition, and that’s why they have put themselves, and America, in a catastrophic position.
Welcome To America’s Ungovernable Regime Of Sexual Chaos
Joy Pullmann reveals how queer politics has initiated a revolution toward a new sexually perverse regime.
