Pahlmeyer’s proprietary perfection
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Stand and deliver
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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Stand and deliver
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It’s only mid-May 2021
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The CNN host’s rant about America’s founding is historically illiterate
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Beauty speaks with such great immediacy because it touches something deep within us
John Maynard Keynes is alleged to have said ‘When the facts change, I change my mind — what do you do, sir?’ I am no fan of Keynes generally, but there is something to be said for that pithy ‘second-thoughts’ comment. It pains me to admit it, but the president’s address to the joint session
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Vintners’ Punic victories
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Amphora euphoria
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Give me liberty or give me desk
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The air of unreality that suffused the Biden presser was stultifying
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A pattern of contempt for America and its leaders seems to be taking hold
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The world’s biggest bookstore has sided firmly with the bullies
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If you were a juror, would you dare to return a ‘not guilty’ verdict?
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Putting California on the map
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The advent of Joe Biden is another step on the road to the destruction (or ‘fundamental transformation’) of America
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I agree with Nancy Pelosi
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The necessity of snobbery
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Having a bad memory is going to be absolutely crucial in the Harris-Biden era
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Sen. Rand Paul is right
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Tolerance exists only for ideas that are completely consonant with the left-liberal agenda
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Biden, on or past the threshold of senility, is the embodiment of that pajama-boy spirit of fragile futility