Godspeed, Sarah Sanders
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The outgoing press secretary was a breath of fresh air
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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The outgoing press secretary was a breath of fresh air
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His initial success is down to the fact he isn’t woke. But he cannot defeat Donald Trump
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The term ‘hoax’ is wholly inadequate to describe the enormity of the political scandal that was perpetrated against Donald Trump
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Appearances are not always deceiving, you see
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Where will the rebellious representative be come 2020?
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The Democrats won’t give up on impeachment without a fight. Trump and his AG will give them just that
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Mike Pence, Nikki Haley…he could win with anyone on the ticket
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Many will be furious at the Mueller report’s findings. That’s a big problem for America
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The momentum propelling the Trump campaign is palpable
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His case should be an admonitory tale
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The only script he follows is his own
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It could be a landslide
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History moves on. The NeverTrumpers cannot
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In our democracies, politicians won’t do what people want
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If you’re paying to gain foreign influence, shouldn’t you buy off someone with…power?
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The House Judiciary chairman is prepping for Mueller disappointment. Sadly for him, Americans aren’t tired of winning
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His oily opening statement is a tissue of pointless allegations and breathless insinuations
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The less hate there is in the United States, the more hate crimes must be manufactured in order to keep the Fraternal Order of Victims afloat
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The ongoing monument controversy shows the susceptibility of ‘liberating tolerance’ to fanaticism
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Beware the suffocating metastasis of the administrative state