The Trump indictment is a political exercise
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Trump does not inhabit the same magic circle of exemption as the Hunter Bidens of the world
Roger Kimball is a US columnist for The Spectator, the publisher of Encounter Books and the editor and publisher of the New Criterion.
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Trump does not inhabit the same magic circle of exemption as the Hunter Bidens of the world
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Putin made no move in Ukraine during Trump’s administration. Coincidence?
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She may be a lousy VP, but Joe’s stuck with her
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Bob Costello has accused the Manhattan DA of failing to reveal ‘hundreds of pages of exculpatory evidence’
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Wine is only a condiment if your host has blundered in his choice
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Trump’s VP is a very decent man — with an ulterior motive
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He’s being accused of ‘cherry-picking.’ Isn’t that exactly what the J6 Committee did?
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A New York Times exposé dramatizes the consequences of Biden border policy
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In the end there were just too many trunks full of classified documents
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The Cusanusstift motto is ‘drink wine and do good’ — what’s not to like?
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He might boycott the 2024 convention if Trump is the nominee. Perish the thought!
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Hamilton 68 marks a new chapter in politically motivated disinformation
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The FBI and other left-leaning entities have left us in our own Truman Show
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One more bottle and we would have gotten ourselves into a land war in Asia — and you know where that leads
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It’s that time of year again!
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There is one law for the elite, quite another for you and me
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Claudine Gay wants to exploit the ‘legacy of slavery,’ now and forever
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Like The Wizard of Oz, it is all show and no substance
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Will the J6 Committee backfire as its status as a politicized vendetta becomes unbearably obvious?
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