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Serious Question: Why Did The ‘Birther’ Issue Reemerge?

The resurgence of this issue felt like a non sequitur

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‘Liberty’s Kids’ Writer Jay Abramowitz On Teaching Kids American History

With 'Liberty's Kids' writer Jay Abramowitz

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Harry Reid’s Legacy Of Shameless Partisanship

He has done serious, lasting damage to our political institutions

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Glenn Reynolds, Ross Douthat, And The Liberal Onslaught That Created Trump

Once considered the counterculture, Hollywood, social media, and the news media have become the establishment.

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Daniel Ruddy: Theodore Roosevelt, The Conservative Crusader

The author of Theodore the Great: Conservative Crusader, Daniel Ruddy, analyzed Theodore Roosevelt as a true conservative who used progressive policies to please the public with TheDC’s Matt Lewis in a...

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Better To Be Over-Prepped Or Under-Prepped For A Debate?: It Depends

There's a fine line between being prepared and being over-prepared. And tonight, when Tracy Flick meets Jeff Spicoli, we're going to find out which extreme is the worst.

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Who Won The Debate?: It Depends What Media Outlet You Visit

We are living in a fractured media world where different audiences seek and receive different information. We no longer enjoy a shared consensus. In this paradigm, the "facts" are increasingly subjective.

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Why Opposing Trump Is A Dumb Career Move

For the vast majority of us, refusing to back Trump is anything but a shrewd career move

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Elon Musk Groks Mars Colonization

At some point, we quit reaching for the stars. But there are good arguments for taking on such challenges.

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Is America Prepared To Handle An Outbreak?

Andy Card interrupts her briefing, and says, "This is all great Fran, but if there is a flu outbreak, who should the president call?" And she looked at him and said, "Mike,"—again, surrounded by Mike...

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Pence Versus Kaine: Born To Be Mild

Game recognizes game, and I have to hand it to the Baltimore Sun for their lede yesterday about a “high-stakes, but seemingly interminably-long competition” coming down to “a single,...

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Is Mike Pence The Future Of The GOP?

Yesterday, I tweeted that Mike Pence’s performance in the vice presidential debate, coupled with his general performance as Donald Trump’s running mate, effectively positions him as the leader of a...

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How John Quincy Adams’ Wife Got Him Elected

In my own life, I’ve tried my best to help popularize the Angela Duckworth maxim that you should “choose easy” and “work hard.” (Dr. Duckworth authored Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance.)  I...

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Trump Stems The Bleeding At Debate

Overnight polls are showing that Hillary Clinton won last night’s presidential debate, but I scored it differently. Plagued by scandal, Donald Trump stemmed the bleeding. Instead of Trump’s campaign...

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The Difference Between Strategy And Tactics

"Strategy is hard. Tactics are easy."

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Donald Trump Is Downstream From Beyoncé

The internets are having a good laugh at a Trump supporter who is calling Beyoncé fan Hillary Clinton hypocritical for criticizing Donald Trump’s sexually aggressive rhetoric. In case you missed it,...

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Trump Fights Authority (Authority Always Wins)

I’m accumulating a growing list of “lessons learned” from the Donald Trump campaign, and here’s one sure to make the top ten: The mainstream media still matters. Some history is in order: The notion...

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When Character Was King

In 1998, Dr. James Dobson was stunned by the public’s ability to “rationalize” Bill Clinton’s behavior. In a public letter, he lamented the fact that as long as Clinton did a good job in office, many...

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A Populism We Can Live With

In his Friday column, Matthew Continetti notes that paroxysms of populism are cyclical and that economic growth is the cure. He’s correct, but there’s no guarantee that will happen. It’s also true that...

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Danger: What If Russia Helps Trigger A ‘Rigged’ Election Scare?

It's very easy; you just compromise the polling stations. You compromise the polling boxes. You compromise the portal that reports the news. And we saw all of that take place in Ukraine in 2014."

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