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by | Mar 18, 2024

And here comes the “No Labels” crowd. Over there in the Wall Street Journal comes this from former Reagan Secretary of the Navy John Lehman. The headline: Reagan Would Never Vote for Trump He also didn’t care much for Biden. Like me,…

by | Mar 18, 2024

A trio of things I’ve said, of which some of our readers have offered sideways kudos for noticing the blindingly obvious, came roaring back into prominence over the weekend as the political organization nominally built around Joe Biden decided to…

by | Mar 17, 2024

As a proud alumnus of Georgetown University, I am troubled by an emerging pattern: The relentless lawsuits and other efforts to “get Trump” too often lead back to my alma mater and, more specifically, Georgetown Law School. The same characters populate these assorted…

by | Mar 17, 2024

Everyone who has seen the play Hamilton knows that the nation’s capital was moved to the present site in the District of Columbia due to a dinner-table bargain in 1790 between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson.  Hamilton needed Jefferson’s support in…

by | Mar 17, 2024

If you compare the way President Biden treats Americans with the ways he treats citizens of foreign countries, it’s hard not to conclude that he doesn’t like us very much. Biden — who could secure our borders by reversing the…

by | Mar 17, 2024

In the absence of an extremely unlikely recovery of public confidence in the President and the Democrats, the voters will attempt to return the White House and the Senate to the Republicans in November. As to the presidency, Trump is…

by | Mar 16, 2024

In a frontpage article on Israeli restrictions to enter the Al Aqsa Mosque, the New York Times once again demonstrated its anti-Israel bias.  It claimed, “Israel has exerted tighter control in recent years over the compound, one of many restrictions…

by | Mar 16, 2024

The Metropolitan Opera House in New York City has issued its first “trigger warning” for Puccini’s 1926 opera, Turandot, which takes place in ancient Peking, China. Here’s the full warning, written by Christopher Bronwer, the Met’s associate editor: We must also consider the…

by | Mar 16, 2024

In recent months, the financial press has expressed growing fear of an economy-wrecking crisis in commercial real estate. The specific concern is that as the trillions in mortgages on America’s non-residential buildings come up for renewal over the next few…

by | Mar 16, 2024

WASHINGTON — Fiscal restraint is dead. The federal government spends $1.5 trillion more than it takes in. The national debt is $34.5 trillion. That’s more than $100,000 in debt for every man, woman and child in America. No worries. On…

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