The counterargument vs Panic of the Fall of the US Order can still be made either independently or, perhaps more difficult, complementarily.
The counterargument vs Panic of the Fall of the US Order can still be made either independently or, perhaps more difficult, complementarily.
The rise of the military, if coupled with the undermining of civilian aspects of national power, demonstrates a spiritual exhaustion and a descent into Caesarism. Named after Julius Caesar — who replaced the Roman Republic with a dictatorship — Caesarism…
Foreigners often get Mrs Merkel all wrong. She is not the queen of Europe, nor has she any desire to be it. She is a domestic leader and politician whose mounting international stature is always a function of her ability…
If the generation since the fall of the USSR has been a tale of the unfitness of the USA for leadership, then Trump is pure continuity.
…the one thing Trump & his voters had right was the political class – as continually re-confirmed in their pusillanimous responses to him.
Quinnipiac finds: “By a 54 – 38 percent margin, American voters want the Democratic Party to win control of the U.S. House of Representatives. This is the widest margin ever measured for this question in a Quinnipiac University poll, exceeding…
Inside the White House, opponents of Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, President Donald Trump’s second national security adviser, want him out. This week, they’ve made their campaign against him public, leaking to reporters details about the rocky relationship he has with…
One Giant Leap for Ordinary Gentlepersonkind (Commenter Ignore Button Use Case)
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