Perhaps it’s worth unpacking this admission for those who might be equally astonished to read it.I’m grateful because Trump has not backed down in the face of the slipperiness, hypocrisy and dangerous standard-setting deployed by opponents of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court.
At best, sitting on the fence only gives them slivers.I Tweeted a Steve Rattner article yesterday saying that Trump is going to win in 2020. Until then, I’ll admit to feeling grateful that, in Trump, at least one big bully was willing to stand up to others.President Trump on the South Lawn of the White House on Monday.
There are some things you can’t lie and spin your way through. That’s partly because it self-consciously approaches politics as a struggle against selfishness, and partly because it has invested itself so deeply, and increasingly inflexibly, on issues such as climate change or immigration.
by Eddie Scarry | December 26, 2019 01:18 PM Print this article. has gleaned from its investigation of Kavanaugh.
“That would take some genuine courage and intellectual integrity on your part.”As viral taunting of Stephens for his reaction to the seemingly innocuous criticism intensified, the columnist on Tuesday Addressing the controversy on MSNBC on Tuesday, Stephens A 2016 lawsuit claimed a room in the Doral’s Jack Nicklaus villa had a bed bug infestation, and Trump has “A made up Radical Left Story about Doral bedbugs, but Bret Stephens is loaded up with them!” Trump 'Tough guy! Actually, it’s Donald Trump’s Chernobyl. I have no idea if Georgetown Prep was anything like that, but the facile stereotype of “white privilege” that keeps cropping up in discussions of Kavanaugh’s background is yet another ugly tactic in the battle to defeat him.We will learn soon enough what, if anything, the F.B.I.
He and his fellow leftoids are right, they just aren’t making it clear enough to the peasants.
Folks are increasingly understanding that sides must be chosen.
Here's a Bret Stevens' artic… https://t.co/EcJbGWBf7UBret Stephens on "How Trump Wins Next Year" https://t.co/dAvMYNH1qZBret Stephens on “How Trump Wins Next Year” https://t.co/TzjE0uNVl8
In Australia, incumbent Scott Morrison ran against the high cost of climate action, including in lost jobs, and won a stunning upset. By Bret Stephens. I’m for it — provided we can start with Sixth moment: Listening to Richard Blumenthal lecture Kavanaugh on the legal concept of Eighth moment: Being quizzed in recent days about my teenage years at a New England boarding school — the subtext being that I must know something about elite prep schools and the mentality of the boys who attend them.I do. Stephens said, “When coronavirus broke out in China, people said this is China’s Chernobyl.
The supposed center is finding that agreeing with and appeasing the left, while governing against the wishes of a large portion of its population cannot work.
His foreign policy opinions have been characterized as neoconservative, part of a right-wing political movement associated with president George W. Bush that advocated the use of military force abroad, particularly in the Middle East, as a way of promoting democracy there.
It is the duplication of hearsay.Will a full-bore investigation of adolescent behavior now become a standard part of the “job interview” for all senior office holders?
He must say that the first order of business in restoring “law and order” is to get rid of the most lawless, disorderly and disordered president in American history.
If the Bureau finds persuasive evidence of Blasey’s charge, the judge will have to step down and answer for it. Credit... Al Drago for The New York Times. Corky, I believe you have asked two very relevant questions.First, the left vs right positions have clearly become the polarizing influences in day-to-day politics. New York Times opinion columnist Bret Stephens warned on Monday that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden created “a dangerous opening for Trump …
President Donald Trump called New York Times columnist Bret Stephens a "tough guy" after he deactivated his Twitter account Tuesday. I think you’ve set a new standard,” Stephens wrote, according to a copy of the message Karpf “I would welcome the opportunity for you to come to my home, meet my wife and kids, talk to us for … a few minutes, and then call me a ‘bedbug’ to my face,” Stephens wrote. But that didn’t keep Kavanaugh’s opponents, in politics and the press, from seizing them as evidence of corroboration with Blasey’s allegation, which is not preposterous but is also largely uncorroborated, and with the allegation of Kavanaugh’s Yale classmate Deborah Ramirez — uncorroborated again.Uncorroborated plus uncorroborated plus largely uncorroborated is not the accumulation of questions, much less of evidence. In Brazil and the Philippines, the political appeal of Bolsonaro and Duterte seems to be inversely correlated to their respect for human rights and the rule of law, to say nothing of modern ethical pieties.The common thread here isn’t just right-wing populism. In May, Stephens called Trump’s decision to pull the U.S. out of the Iran deal “courageous.” Last December, Stephens wrote about all of the Trump moves he agrees with, before lamenting that Trump’s flawed character is why he still calls himself a Never Trumper. . It’s contempt for the ideology of them before us”Stephens lays out the reasons for the radical left’s election losses around the world and then explains why they are likely to lose to President Trump in 2020.In India, Narendra Modi won his re-election largely on the strength of his appeals to Hindu nationalism and anti-Muslim sentiment. His recent NYT piece entitled “How Trump Wins Next Year” is an exception to the former but no exception to the latter.
They are wholly uncorroborated.
“The common thread here isn’t just right-wing populism.
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I’m grateful because he’s a big fat hammer fending off a razor-sharp dagger.A few moments have crystallized my view over the past few days.The first moment was a remark by a friend. The New York Times | Aug 24, 2020 at …