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VDH UltraThe Failure of Modernism, Part One

Victor Davis Hanson First, what is modernism? In a word, it was the rejection of traditionalism in every imaginable aspect. Starting in the mid-eighteenth century, the trend accelerated in art, literature, architecture, politics, religion, and all cultural and social life. The French Revolution, the revolutions in Europe of 1848, the Industrial Revolution, the faith in

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VDH UltraThoughts On Trade Deficits—Irrelevant, Dangerous, or Advantageous? — Part Two

Victor Davis Hanson Ultra Subcriber Consider  the massive increase in federal spending in the 21st century, which some may call the greatest “stimulus” package in history.  Did printing and pouring all that money into huge federal programs and entitlements spur economic growth—albeit in a suicidal and unsustainable fashion that has now caught up to us?

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VDH UltraFinally, a Ten-point Democrat Agenda? Part Two

Six, side with 40 percent of Americans who demand support for Ukraine for “as long as it takes,” with a blank check to the Zelenskyy government. Damn any who propose a ceasefire as Putin puppets. Instead, try to bleed out Russia to the last useful Ukrainian. Oppose any ceasefire as “unworkable,” “impossible,” or “naïve.” Never

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