Tucker tosses softballs to Iran
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Carlson’s interviews give us a glimpse of what it would be like if we had an actual state-run media
Neal Pollack is senior editor of The Spectator’s US edition. He is also the author of 12 semi-bestselling books of fiction and nonfiction and a three-time Jeopardy! champion.
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Carlson’s interviews give us a glimpse of what it would be like if we had an actual state-run media
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In the last few days, the blame has flowed faster and thicker than the raging muddy waters of the Guadalupe River
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Trump’s use of the word ‘Shylock’ allows his opponents to play the ‘he’s anti-Semitic’ card, when he clearly isn’t
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Donald Trump is the President we have always deserved
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Modern history is strewn with tales of state-owned grocery disasters
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Welcome to the new 1,000-bed temporary migrant detention center in the Everglades
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He’ll fit right into Zohran Mandami’s New York and might find himself in a guest chair on The View
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Mark Rutte, head of NATO, said Trump was the ‘Daddy’ for stopping the Israel-Iran conflict
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The President turns World War Three into a marketing success
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‘I want to thank everybody and, in particular, God’
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He blew out of the summit like a doctor on the golf course receiving an emergency page
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AFT organized protests – No Kings – will take place this Saturday in nearly 2,000 municipalities
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For Trump, DoGE was never about government efficiency. It was about owning the libs
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The former president gave a rambling interview
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She is a fervent critic of for-profit medicine and the pharmaceutical industries
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It’s dusty, useless nonsense. And, frankly, it doesn’t even accomplish its prime directive
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‘Never say never,’ Trump said
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Our prison system is cruelly overcrowded, and under Trump’s rule, it is fixing to be even more so
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Your move, Elon
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Trump suggests American kids might get ‘two dolls instead of 30’ this Christmas