Sloan: The conservative’s duty in a second Trump presidency
We are now a week past election day, and it is time for a bit of circumspection.
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Sloan: The BRICS election and the next U.S. President
Writing a political column is a notoriously difficult endeavor two days before a major election. By the time you read this, editorial vagaries being what they are, the election will be over and any electoral prognostication or attempt at influence will be rendered, well, moot.
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Sloan: Biden’s latest foreign policy blunder in the Indian Ocean
I know no one is supposed to like former National Security Advisor John Bolton anymore –- on the left, because he was mean to countries that don’t like us in the UN, and on the right because… well, because Donald Trump said so.
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Sloan: Reflections on Brett Baier’s Fox News interview with VP Kamala Harris
The inestimable Peggy Noonan, in her regular Sunday Wall Street Journal column, was exacting, as usual, in her analysis of Kamala Harris: “This week she couldn’t answer a single question straight, and people should see it. She is an artless dodger.”
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Sloan: Do we all – Democrats and Republicans – like nuclear now?
We have not been afforded any authoritative glimpses into the proposed energy policies of either Mr. Trump or Ms. Harris, leaving us with only the conventional jousting positions with which to make comparisons.
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Sloan: The long arm of Beijing into American politics
When Alger Hiss, a well-placed official in the U.S. State Department, was revealed to be a Soviet spy in the late 1940s, it shook Congress (and the American public) hard enough for them to take the matter of Soviet penetration of U.S. governmental entities seriously.
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Sloan: Paging Hezbollah… the Israelis storied no-nonsense history with terrorists
Say what you will about the Israelis, no one can accuse them of lacking a degree of chutzpah when they put their minds to dealing with terrorism.
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Sloan: More of the same water-carrying by media for Harris
Donald Trump may overplay it a little with his “FAKE NEWS” schtick, but the reality of inhered left-wing bias in the media is axiomatic. If we needed a few more examples, I offer the last few weeks.
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Sloan: RFK Jr.’s Trump endorsement redefines the Kennedy legacy
We have discovered, over these last few months, that even the surname “Kennedy” is no longer adequate insulation against the ire of the current Democratic Party. Stalwart party loyalists and an unsympathetic media never much cared for Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s quixotic attempt to unseat President Biden anyway, but his withdrawal from the race and subsequent endorsement of Donald Trump proved almost too much for some of the more hysteria-prone out there.
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Sloan: The legacy of ‘free stuff’ Biden government will continue with Harris
Kamala Harris finally hinted at something resembling policy on Friday when she revealed snippets of her economic program, and it was every bit as horrifying as one would imagine.
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