Trump knows personnel is policy
Does the President have the authority to hire and fire his agents and underlings? The Constitution says yes
Roger Kimball is a US columnist for The Spectator, the publisher of Encounter Books and the editor and publisher of the New Criterion.
Does the President have the authority to hire and fire his agents and underlings? The Constitution says yes
The winery’s most distinctive wines are blends of Portuguese grapes grown in the Paso Robles hills and the valleys beneath
The disabused lineaments of common sense are everywhere taking shape again
Socialism, which promises a more humane, caring, and equitable society, has always delivered a bloodier and more oppressive one
The President has to be one of the most punished people in American history
Much have I travell’d in the realms of gold (and red), / And many goodly bottles drunk
He is one of a new breed of politically mature populist leaders. If he represents the future, then the future will be bright
Trump is giving Americans back their cultural and educational institutions
Perhaps the President had thought he had gotten rid of the NED already, but that essential piece of work is but half done
She is a former Black Panther and two-time vice-presidential candidate who was prosecuted as a material accessory to murder
We are invited to deplore his strong actions on the border. But the overwhelming response is “This is what I voted for”
The question is, are there mechanisms in place to remedy these egregious violations of the spirit of the law?
Will any of the of the principal actors in the long-running attempted coup Trump be held to account?
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Freddy Gray is joined by Spectator writer Roger Kimball. They delve into the Epstein claims, the media’s handling of the story, Trump’s economic agenda, and whether the MAGA movement is holding strong or starting to splinter.
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It is all very, very French but somehow also very, very New York
The America party is a fool’s errand
Those who compare Trump’s actions to the ‘forever wars’ have seriously misjudged him
In taking a hard line against the Mullahs, Trump is asserting America’s own national security
Spectacle is an important arrow in the quiver of robust foreign policy