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We Must Not Take Our Eyes Off the True Threat — China
/in Demographics, The EconomyBy his supreme idiocy, U.S. President Donald Trump has stirred up anti-American sentiment, but largely to the benefit of America’s archrival, China.
Gavin Newsom’s California Has Become a Neo-feudal Nightmare
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The Sun Belt Will Save Europe
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Trump’s Chaos has Brutally Exposed the EU’s Fatal Flaws
/in The EconomyI thought crack-smoking had lost its appeal, but perhaps it is still a regular pastime among journalists determined to take down Trump’s America. The Economist, for example, has suggested that […]
Can Democrats Exploit Trump’s Tariff Chaos?
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‘American Oasis’ Review: The Lure of the Desert
/in Urban AffairsHating the Southwest, particularly its burgeoning cities such as Phoenix, is de rigueur in American media. Jon Stewart has called Arizona “the meth lab of democracy.” Hunter S. Thompson described […]
Trump is Right to Take On the Free Trade Fundamentalists
/in Politics, The EconomyIt’s easy to dismiss Donald Trump’s haphazard tariff barrage as silly and self-defeating, especially after so many days of global market turmoil. But critics among liberal Democrats and Republican free […]
Are the Democrats Drifting Further Left?
/in PoliticsThe Democrats are at a historic ebb and now is a good time to examine what the party believes in, who its main protagonists are and what their agenda is. […]
If Carney Brings Canada Closer to Europe, Financial Ruin Would Follow
/in PoliticsU.S. President Donald Trump’s comments about Canada have stirred up latent Canadian patriotism. But Canada further aligning itself with the European Union may lead to further economic decline.