The midterms delivered a feeble rivulet, not a blue wave
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The effort to Make America Great Again will continue, just a little more slowly and circuitously than it would have done had the Republicans held the house
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 effort to Make America Great Again will continue, just a little more slowly and circuitously than it would have done had the Republicans held the house
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How will the blue-dyed media react if results do not go their way tomorrow night?
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Brazenness is key. If you’re going to lie, don’t be shy
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The media think the bombs will embarrass Trump and coax voters away from the GOP in the midterms, I’ll bet you a Nate Silver dollar it doesn’t.
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What should we make of the erupting pustules of look-at-me violence and carefully staged disruption that are disfiguring our public life?
I am not sure that Melania Trump had the introduction of Henry IV Part 2 in mind when she sat down for her free and frank discussion with the jackals of the — er, with a respected ABC correspondent during her recent trip to Africa. But time and again she dilated upon the ‘unpleasant’, erring
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The self-defeating Democratic campaign to undermine the Electoral College
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The President’s support is why Kavanaugh prevailed where Robert Bork stumbled
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No matter what you hear, American workers have always been at the forefront of President Trump’s mind, and this deal will be good for them
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As Lindsey Graham noted, Republicans have never done to Democratic nominees for the Supreme Court what the Democrats have routinely done to Republicans
President’s Trump’s magnificent speech at the UN yesterday will have had special resonance for anyone supporting the cause of Brexit. Brexit is not primarily about the UK leaving the European Union. It is rather about the reassertion of British sovereignty. It is only because of the EU’s childishness that British sovereignty must entail a severing
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Is there nothing Senate Democrats won’t stoop to?
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They tried the same thing when they wheeled out Anita Hill during the hearings on Clarence Thomas
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Mueller’s activities are meant primarily to intimidate, pressure, and co-opt associates of Donald Trump in order to convince them to bear witness against him
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The New York Times’s op-ed confirms everything the President has said about his enemies.
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In years to come, no one is going to talk about ‘kavanaughing’ a candidate
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Try reading what they wrote about him in 2008, when he represented a threat to Democratic hegemony
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The Cohen and Manafort trials haven’t really changed anything for the man in charge
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Words are wonderful things — it’s sad to see how the Gray Lady twists them.
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He is a leader utterly unlike his predecessors — and we’re all better for it.