If you support socialism for tech companies, don’t be surprised when you get it for everything else.
Publication: National Review
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The former president portrays any attempt to appeal to voters beyond his core base as a sign of weakness.
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If rival civilizations feel they are ‘second class,’ there’s a reason for that.
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The edits of enduring works are never, ever going to do anything other than make them worse.
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Biden Owes Americans Better Answers About UFOs
None of the administration’s statements add up.
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Mayor Pete’s Canceled Ambitions
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Rhode Island’s Woke Social-Studies Standards May Soon Come to Your State
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Biden’s Fantasyland
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DeSantis Is Right to Reform Higher Education
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DeSantis Battles Left-Wing Educators, Again
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Trump Has Completely Lost His Grip on Reality
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DeSantis Is Right on African-American Studies
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