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The fringes of fame, the outer purlieus of power, are always much more interesting than the epicenter
Bill Kauffman
July 1974 or July 2024? The answer, of course, is both
Christopher Sandford
Few in our history have ever switched teams with the dramatic flair of Karl Hess
Freedom of association, whether for a baker or a restaurant, shouldn’t be cast aside
Mark Pulliam
Books
The legendary satirist hearkened back to a day when the right knew how to smile
William Murchison
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You can’t say that, you can’t read that, you can’t think that — a mantra which closes down discussion
Only if his supporters trade Marx for Machiavelli
Biden’s many errors are tokens of serious mental incapacity