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The Ultimate Test to Decide Whether to Vote Wrong, Very Wrong, or Terribly Wrong
With the election fast approaching, I know you were all looking forward to this test, which will ensure that you will vote ...
The American Spectator4h
American Democracy Isn’t Hopelessly Polarized — It’s Finely Tuned
Today’s thinking is that American democracy is deeply polarized — so sharply divided into two groups, Red and Blue, that it ...
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The EPA’s ‘De Facto EV Mandate’ Faces Potential Supreme Court Scrutiny
California political figures should not be permitted to impose their regulatory preferences on American consumers. Consumers ...
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The Politics of Comedy
They got to Jerry Seinfeld. He received enough blowback from the Left that he caved. He no longer blames humorless left-wing ...
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The Mutation of Stupidity
I spot idiots instantly. I became a sociologist to be able to detect them in herds. I can smell them from hundreds of ...
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Anne Applebaum’s Comparison of Trump to Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini Is a Sign of Political Desperation on the Left
Members of the intellectual Left in America are increasingly showing signs of political desperation in the waning days of the ...
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Can Wonder Weapons Defeat Terror Masters?
Directed-energy weapons are essential for successful, affordable operation in a battlefield with cheap, mass-produced ...
The American Spectator2d
What Happens When You Abandon Books?
Reclaiming attention spans begins with teaching kids how to read. You can’t do that without books in the classroom.
The American Spectator2d
Do Republicans Have a Problem in Nebraska?
Independent’ Senate candidate Dan Osborn is less a thorn in the side of Republican Sen. Deb Fischer than it might seem.
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In Georgia, GOP Districts Dominate Early Voting
Early voting in Georgia suggests that the Peach state thinks it is time for a new chapter in which Kamala Harris is written out of the plot.
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The Submerged Trump Vote
Many Trump voters fear speaking with pollsters due to well-publicized abuses of the FBI and the rest of the surveillance ...
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To Be or Not to Be America — After Election Day
The nation-ending stakes of the election are ignored, but Trump is all that’s standing between the fanatics’ dreams of destruction and the right path.