Dan Foster and Greg Corombos discuss the looming debt ceiling debate, Chris Christie’s bashing of House Republicans, and Al Jazeera’s purchase of Current TV.
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The Second(-Class) Amendment
Editor’s Note: The following is the fourth in a series of articles in which Mr. Yoo and Mr. Phillips will lay out a course of constitutional restoration, pointing out areas where the Supreme Court has driven the Constitution off its rails and the ways the current Court can put it back on track. The first entry ...
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Women’s March Founder Calls on Leaders to Step Down amid Accusations of Bigotry
Theresa Shook, founder of the Women's March, called on leaders of the liberal political-protest movement to step down on Monday amid widespread backlash against their refusal to condemn anti-Semitic and homophobic allies.
“As Founder of the Women’s March, my original vision and intent was to show the ...
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McConnell Rejects Vote On Bill To Protect Mueller
Mitch McConnell isn't worried about the investigation.
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Brian Kemp Did Not Steal the Georgia Governor’s Race
When is it acceptable to question the legitimacy of an American election outcome? The proper answer is “almost never.” Or, more precisely, never do it without overwhelming evidence of fraud or misconduct that’s substantial enough to alter the outcome of the election. The person claiming decisive fraud or ...
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The Mad, Mad Meditations of Monsieur Macron
Almost everything French president Emmanuel Macron has said recently on the topic of foreign affairs, the United States, and nationalism and patriotism is silly. He implicitly rebukes Donald Trump for praising the idea of nationalism as a creed in which citizens of sovereign nations expect their leaders to put ...
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The Brexit Crisis
After what seem like years of a phony war, British and European Union negotiators finally agreed on the terms of Britain’s departure from the EU earlier this week, and Theresa May announced it in the House of Commons. The deal covers more than 500 pages of legal and bureaucratic prose, and few but the ...
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