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Category Archives: Politics
“My Truth, Your Truth” and The End of Truth
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“Bondi is Coming Here” — Bret Stephens Interviewed by Benjamin Anthony of the MirYam Institute
Bret Stephens, a New York Times columnist, makes some fascinating (and trenchant) observations when he is interviewed by Benjamin Anthony, co-founder and CEO of the MirYam Institute. This 24 minute You Tube interview is definitely worth the time. You can … Continue reading
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Can Civilization Survive? A Conversation with Douglas Murray and Brendan O’Neill
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Here Goes Trump Again
Asked where he wants interest rates to be a year from now, Trump said, “1% and maybe lower than that.” He said rate cuts would help the U.S. Treasury reduce the costs of financing $30 trillion in government debt. —The … Continue reading
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A Democratic Sweep
President Trump and the Republican Party received a major league thumping at the hands of the voters on Tuesday. Both Democratic candidates and their propositions won by large margins and across the board. New Jersey elected Democrat Mikie Sherrill as … Continue reading
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The Great American Spend-a-thon
The volume of bad reporting in 2025 is truly astounding. Never have so many trees been felled for so little accurate information. For instance, the NY Times published a story that sniped at Bari Weiss, now the editor-in-chief at CBS … Continue reading
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Hold Off on the Champagne
The Wall Street Journal ran a story this morning about the recent end, for now, of the war in Gaza. The headline of the story, which read After Israeli Withdrawal, Hamas Launches Violent Crackdown on Rivals in Gaza would seem … Continue reading
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Hamas Says Yes…With Fingers Crossed
Hamas appeared to signal tentative agreement with a peace plan president Donald Trump proposed. Under the plan, as reported by the NY Times, “…Hamas would free the remaining hostages within 72 hours and hand over its weapons, and its rule … Continue reading
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About Those Priorities
The absurdity of the moment is almost beyond belief. Almost, because as it stands now, there is nothing that is beyond belief. Consider: The US Government is scheduled to “shut down” at 12.01 AM on October 1. But of course, … Continue reading
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The Very Radical Idea of Capitalism
The results of a poll released by the Gallup Organization on Monday were very instructive. In the poll they asked each respondent if they had a positive image of capitalism “just off the top of your head”. They also asked … Continue reading
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