A thoughtful remembrance from Nick Gillespie, who was his editor on pieces he did for Reason. And here is one from Ann Marlowe, who knew him socially and from his work.
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The entire Trump-Russia collusion narrative was always implausible.
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Two, the Trump administration’s Russia policies were far tougher on Vladimir Putin than were those of Barack ...
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, attempting to appease forces in the Democratic party eager for impeachment, is accusing him of one, with all the familiar Watergate connotations.
The charge is strange, ...
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“I have done my best,” she insisted. “I have done everything I can. . . . I believe it was right to persevere even ...
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Affixing one’s glance to the rear-view mirror is usually as ill-advised as staring at one’s own reflection. Still, what a delight it was on Wednesday to see a fresh rendition of “Those Were the Days,” from All in the Family, a show I haven’t watched for nearly 40 years. This time it was Woody Harrelson ...
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Yesterday morning Pete Buttigieg spoke with Washington Post reporter Robert Costa, a National Review alumnus. They spent a few minutes talking about abortion. Buttigieg, who supports abortion rights, made no surprising arguments or observations. He repeated three common fallacies that have long clotted the ...
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