As we near the end of the news cycle on the Jamal Khashoggi incident, one question remains that many do not want to pose because it upsets their delicate sensibilities. …
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With hours to go before the special election for the U.S. Senate seat in Mississippi, the basic validity of our electoral process will be again in the news. Across the …
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Monday the Ukrainian parliament voted, at its president’s suggestion, to impose martial law in the country for thirty days in response to provocative Russian naval actions near the Kerch Strait. …
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In the previous two parts of this series we’ve covered political tactics, insights into perceptions within the GOP and conservative movement. We finish with that beloved topic, the American media and …
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In the first part of this series we covered the changing political environment for Republicans and the need for the GOP to take a more tactical approach to politics. We …
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The Republican Party is at a crossroads. How’s that for a trite opening? The midterms obviously weren’t as bad as the press or nervous types in the GOP said they were. …
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Think you’re done with politics for now? Well, politics isn’t done with you. Welcome to the 2020 presidential race. Since we have a good idea who the GOP nominee is going …
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As President Trump jetted from Andrews last week I doubt he expected the reception he was about to get from two of the most damaged and thus pathetic players on …
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Writing this week of Veterans Day and the centennial of the close of the First World War, naturally a topic afoot is the place of a military and its veterans …
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As Veteran’s Day approaches and we also commemorate the centennial of the end of the First World War, a question arose in France that goes to the heart of that …