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VDH UltraThe Week That Was. Part Three: Can this Cabal Be Cracked?

Victor Davis Hanson Trump/Vance have less than 12 weeks to crack the Harris/Walz/DNC/media/donor/backroom cabal and expose the Democratic ticket as the first Biden administration on steroids. Can it be done? Debates? Trump is again now negotiating for debates. He must avoid the 2020 first debate performance when his disruption gained sympathy for a bewildered Biden […]

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VDH UltraThe Week That Was. Part Two: Recalling Coups, Conspiracies, and Cabals

Victor Davis Hanson Harris now says she will give one press conference before the conclusion of August. In other words, she admits that since the implosion of Biden and her immediate coronation, she has not spoken impromptu for more than a minute or two—the green zone, on-her-own maximum time her handlers have accorded her on

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VDH UltraThe Week That Was. Part One: The Middle East Cauldron

Victor Davis Hanson Israel is certainly in dire straits. The U.S. for the first time since the Carter administration is now unapologetically anti-Israel. It leverages military aid to Israel to coerce concessions to Hamas and destabilize the Netanyahu government. Washington itself is rudderless, with a debilitated and evaporating president, a puerile and now mute vice

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VDH UltraTen Questions for Kamala Harris: Part One

Victor Davis Hanson Already, the Harris election team has slipped a bit. It actually let Harris out unguarded for a few moments to offer off-the-cuff remarks on the release of the hostages and inflation. And the result was disastrous. True to form, she sounds childlike and offers only deer-in-the-headlights embarrassments. She literally cannot be allowed

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VDH UltraThe DEI Drag: Part Two

Victor Davis Hanson Once race trumps merit, a public becomes Sovietized; that is, people descend into rank cynicism, distrust, and scorn. For example, the jaded public now believes that America’s daily systems failures must be due to some incompetency—prompted by hiring, promoting, and rewarding people on the basis of their race, gender, or sexual orientation

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VDH UltraThe DEI Drag: Part One

Victor Davis Hanson America has reverted to a pre-civilizational fixation on tribe and superficial appearance over character and expertise—and the result has been a disaster. But how do we even calibrate “diversity” or “people of color”? Why is a poorer Sicilian-American not diverse, but a richer Hispanic of lighter hue with a “Latino” last name

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