How Hillary Clinton colluded with US intelligence
If you worry about democracy, worry about the fact that she almost became president anyway
Peter Van Buren is the author of ‘We Meant Well: How I Helped Lose the Battle for the Hearts and Minds of the Iraqi People’, ‘Hooper’s War: A Novel of WWII Japan’ and ‘Ghosts of Tom Joad: A Story of the 99 Percent’.
If you worry about democracy, worry about the fact that she almost became president anyway
All these years later, the walls are closing in on Hillary
It wasn’t Russian propaganda; it was Democrats and the media trying to hide the truth
Supposedly it’s run out of gas, but we should beware disinformation in an active war
The conflict on the ground isn’t the only one — there’s plenty of propaganda afoot too
Trump has nothing to do with Putin, or Ukraine, which have nothing to do with American democracy
The idea that Putin’s incursion into Ukraine sends Beijing a signal simply doesn’t hold up
Thanks to John Durham, we now know there was a plot against Trump — and it runs deep
There were crimes on a Watergate scale — but they were not committed by the former president
Maggie Haberman says Trump used to flush documents, so let’s analyze her claim like an intel officer
Bottoms up for every reference to bats, pangolins and wet markets
The January 6 committee thinks they can use a post-Civil War constitutional provision to prevent him from taking office
They seek to bring justice to the rioters but they fail to realize they’re just pawns in a political game
No toleration for intolerance
Every pro-wokeness tale needs a villain, and recently that meant a Spectator writer
They have no viable candidate and Trump’s support remains high, so the hunt continues
The Tenement Museum in New York erases the experiences of immigrants because they’re the wrong race
Woke America is obsessed with symbolism, which only turns everything into a grift
The ‘manuscript wish list’ prizes enforces identity politics in fiction publishing
It’s the PATRIOT Act of Covid, imperiling our freedom