Publication: Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

Karl Rove: He once stood strong against “anarchy,” then turned to praising the Jan. 6, 2021, rioters.

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Even when it’s in his legal interest, Mr. Trump can’t stop from justifying his crude behavior. This is the Donald Trump whose words and actions so often subverted his own Presidency. Yet if most Republicans dismiss the verdict as one more political assault, Mr. Trump’s opponents and the press have themselves to blame. They also show no restraint.

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If Trump and DeSantis both stumble, don’t rule out a late entry by the Virginia governor.

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Amid a recruitment crisis, the military brass are preoccupied with woke identity politics.

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Biden must mumble ‘MAGA Republicans’ in his sleep, since he won’t talk to them.

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There was once a time when candidates for high office were expected at least to seem morally fit.

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If he wants to win, he has to ease up on the culture war and start appealing to moderate primary voters.

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If he were sure of his prospects, he’d hold off while Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis are fighting.

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Who is honestly enthusiastic about Joe Biden’s campaign for a second term except perhaps for a son who can hope that a father in the White House will continue to shield him from the accountability he deserves? Certainly not most Americans.

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Age is only one of the reasons. But it’s impossible to know Mr. Biden’s real physical and mental state because the White House goes to great lengths to hide it. But his decline is clear to anyone who isn’t willfully blind.

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Anheuser-Busch is losing customers over Bud Light’s partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, but the company’s problem is more fundamental. The brewer has fallen in line with other companies engaged in “stakeholder capitalism,” which prioritizes broad social issues over shareholder value.

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Biden and Schumer now say it’s heroic to disrupt a legislative proceeding.

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The former President goes for woke to trash Ron DeSantis.

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Gerald Baker: We in the West are in the grip of an ideology that disowns our genius, denounces our success, disdains merit, elevates victimhood, embraces societal self-loathing and enforces it all in a web of exclusionary and authoritarian rules, large and small.

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He reported carefully on his inherited real estate. ProPublica’s reporting was slipshod and incurious.

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He brings them a sense of purpose—not to mention ratings and in some cases money.

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The left gins up another phony ethics assault to tarnish the Supreme Court.

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Vivek Ramaswamy: If he fails to do so and I am elected president, I will pardon Mr. Trump on Jan. 20, 2025.

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For the charges to be felonies, Alvin Bragg needs a second crime. What is it?

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At long last, the nation’s most notorious falsifier of business records, the outlaw who has for years terrorized helpless accountants and hapless election regulators with a merciless campaign of bookkeeping irregularities and infringements of campaign finance laws, faces justice. The reign of terror of this cruel violator of auditing norms will soon be at an end.

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The Biden administration has spent the past two years trying to inject politics into the military. In February this effort reached a new low as the administration put the taxpayer on the hook for travel and paid time off for service members, wives and other dependents to get elective abortions.

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The danger for America is the precedent this prosecution sets. Mr. Bragg is busting a political norm that has stood for 230 years. Once a former President and current candidate is indicted, some local Republican prosecutor will look to make a name for himself by doing the same to a Democrat.

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Karl Rove: Besides being moral, it’s in our strategic and economic interest to help stop Putin.

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Wokeness, or what used to be called political correctness, once seemed merely harebrained. The common view was that undergraduates would outgrow it once they faced the rigors of the real world. You seldom hear that anymore, as those ideas have run amok in culture- and economy-defining institutions ranging from news organizations and local governments to professional societies and corporate boardrooms.