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Elizabeth Warren Has a Plan That Could Crash the Market

Washington Examiner

Warren likes to tell everyone that she “has a plan” for virtually every issue facing the country. Most of her plans …are untested campaign proposals that have little chance of going anywhere in Congress. But one of her latest plans would restrict corporate takeovers and restructurings. It’s similar to a plan that caused the largest stock market crash in our history the last time it was considered by Congress.

Biden Had the Debate’s Most Humanly Impressive Answer

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When candidates were asked by moderator George Stephanopoulos to describe their greatest career setbacks, Biden said professional setbacks aren’t as important as personal ones. With dignity, and somehow without seeming to play for teary sympathy in a maudlin and crass politicization of tragedy, Biden spoke of losing his wife and infant daughter in a car accident, and then of losing his grown son to cancer.

The Trump Era Is Not as Extraordinary as Never-Trumpers Think

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One example of many: FDR, undeniably a great president, especially as a war leader, but one whose policies also drove some prominent members of his own party to the opposition and some of whose actions seemed, well, eccentric. Like sitting in bed in 1933, and setting a new price of gold, up 21 cents one day because, “it’s a lucky number, because it’s three times seven.”

Trump Was Right to Invite the Taliban to Camp David and Then Right to Cancel on Them

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The Taliban proved they are currently unwilling to negotiate seriously. In turn, the group must know that the president won’t sacrifice America’s security and its allies for a campaign narrative. Trump’s decision, in the context of a tough reelection fight, thus stands in stark contrast with President Barack Obama’s 2011 withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq.

The Washington Post’s Lost Summer

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Stephanie Grisham, Hogan Gidley: From Memorial Day to Labor Day, the Post had some pretty embarrassing moments. Whether it was incorrectly stating that presidents do not deliver remarks on the 4th of July, ignoring speeches by Presidents Reagan, Kennedy, and Obama, or being called out for shoddy, politically motivated fact-checking, the Post’s lost summer culminated with a fateful day in August when they were forced to issue 15 corrections to a single article.

America Loves to Hate Billionaires

Washington Examiner

David Koch’s recent death illuminated an evergreen truth: people love to hate billionaires. The Koch brothers, Charles and David, sat at the center of the Left’s vitriol for decades. Their fortune through Koch Industries allowed them to donate prolifically to right-leaning think tanks and political campaigns

CNN Is Encouraging Public Officials to Lie

Washington Examiner

It is incredible that many of the same people rightly sneering at Fox News’ earlier hiring of Sarah Huckabee Sanders are incapable of understanding the problem with hiring actual under-oath liars like James Clapper and Andrew McCabe. But it gets much worse than that. CNN is making our country worse by creating an incentive for public officials to engage in similar misconduct. That’s the opposite of what journalism should do.

What a Potent Trump Challenger Would Look Like

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If Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders consolidate the left-lane of the party and ride socializing our entire healthcare and energy industries to a primary victory, Democrats cannot and should not expect the so-called Never Trump vote. A primary challenge could stand a chance against Trump in such a circumstance, but it would have to be the right one, a person capable of filling not the fantasies of cable news, but the actual void of electoral representation

Trump’s Character Flaws Are Threats to Stability and Peace

Washington Examiner

In about 24 hours, President Trump has gravely insulted allies Israel and Denmark, infuriated Jews by using anti-Semitic tropes about where their “loyalty” lies, blasphemed against Christianity by only somewhat jokingly adopting for himself the titles of “the Chosen One” and “King of the Jews,” and said that dictatorial Russia should re-join the now-G-7 nations of world economic leaders.