Historian’s Corner

VDH UltraHow the Republican David Beat the Democrat Goliath. Part One

Victor Davis Hanson Media Yes, the Left controls the Media. But the times they are changing. The biased news network triad of ABC, NBC, and CBS, along with PBS and the cable MSNBC, CNN, and CNBC news channels, may garner over 20 million nightly network viewers. Their anchors may be higher paid and more prestigious […]

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VDH UltraWho on the Left Was Privately Delighted by the Harris Defeat? Part Two

Victor Davis Hanson Hillary Clinton. Prior to Kamala, Hillary was accused of running a singularly lousy and failed 2016 campaign as the nation’s first would-be shoo-in female president. Her effort was inept, marred by corruption and arrogance, and she was acknowledged to have blown an easy victory. Hillary resented deeply the idea that the upstart

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VDH UltraWho on the Left Was Privately Delighted by the Harris Defeat? Part One

Víctor Davis Hanson The Bidens (of course). Dr. Jill had never forgiven Kamala Harris for smearing her husband on the 2019 Democratic primary debate stage as a racist. Jill suspected that Kamala was aware of or complicit in the Obama/Pelosi/Schumer/Jeffries machinations to dispose of Joe in July 2024. As a result, Jill now enjoys the

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VDH UltraFifteen Ways to Destroy Democracy to “Save It”—Democrat-Style: Part Six

Victor Davis Hanson 11. Destroying the Senate Filibuster. The Senate filibuster, despite minor changes, has more or less been in effect for some 180 years. The idea was to slow down rush-to-judgment wild swings in the national mood and prevent near instantaneous resultant law-making—all in the manner that the Founders envisioned the key differences between

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VDH UltraFifteen Ways to Destroy Democracy to “Save It”—Democrat-Style: Part Three

Victor Davis Hanson 7. Coups—the backroom nullification of voters. Over 14 million Democratic voters chose Joe Biden in 2024 to be the Democratic nominee. No other contender came close. Yet after a disastrous early debate on June 27, 2024 (unprecedented given that it preempted both the conventions and the nominations of the candidates), backroom Democratic

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