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Bleached Chicken, Brexit, and Trump

Freddy Gray

Will he? Won’t he? Ever since Donald Trump emerged as a serious presidential contender last year, the British have been excited at the thought of his arrival in the motherland.

An Uncertain Trump

Tom Piatak

Since entering the White House, it often seems that, rather than draining the Swamp, Trump is being drained by it.

Unlovable Losers: The Left in Perspective

Tony Outhwaite

As time goes by, polls show that they have little tolerance, let alone enthusiasm, for the concepts of “microaggressions” or “safe spaces.”

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Is Liberalism a Dying Faith?
Pat Buchanan | October 20, 2017
The congregation worshiping the gods of equality, diversity, and democracy is shrinking. And even Europe seems to be rejecting what America has on offer.
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The Empire Comes Home
Maj. Danny Sjursen | October 18, 2017
I can remember both so well. 2006: my first raid in South Baghdad. 2014: watching on YouTube as a New York police officer asphyxiated—murdered—Eric Garner for allegedly selling loose cigarettes on a Staten Island street corner not five miles from my old apartment. Both events shocked the conscience.
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Is War With Iran Now Inevitable?
Pat Buchanan | October 17, 2017
With his declaration Friday that the Iran nuclear deal is not in the national interest, President Donald Trump may have put us on the road to war with Iran. He was not elected to do that. Or so at least some of us thought.
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AVOIDING THE IRANIAN QUAGMIRE
Srdja Trifkovic | October 16, 2017
On October 13, President Trump declared that the only way to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons was to abrogate the multilateral treaty which has been provenly effective in preventing Iran from developing such weapons. This is potentially the most serious mistake of his foreign policymaking thus far.
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