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VDH UltraWhat Trump Needs To Do

Ultra Subscribers: Victor Davis Hanson talks about how Trump should handle the necessary changes he is making in diplomacy and domestically. How to handle the critics. Share This

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VDH UltraThe Real Dangers of DEI. Part Two

Victor Davis Hanson Finally, I would discuss options for the various excellent students, most of them either Hispanic, Asian, black, or poor white. Some wished to teach, and we sought to enhance their careers by placing them in charter, prep, and parochial schools for the most part. For those who wished to be lawyers or

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VDH UltraThe Real Dangers of DEI. Part One

Victor Davis Hanson The evil of the diversity/equity/inclusion industry—costing the U.S. more than $1 trillion in its last, most radical four years of implementation—was not its fraud alone. We expected fakers like Ibram X. Kendi—born Ibram Henry Rogers to middle-to-upper-middle-class Jamaican immigrant professionals—to be lavished with millions of leftwing guilt money, spend through it without

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VDH UltraWhat are Trump’s Arguments Against Canada and Mexico?

Mexico. Part Two Trump has four, far bigger, gripes with Mexico. They are more compelling than his Canadian squabbles. One, suddenly Mexico’s trade surpluses are an astounding $170 billion or more. Indeed, it grows second only to China’s! And it is predicated on assembling Chinese materials into finished goods that can thus brazenly escape tariff

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VDH UltraWhat are Trump’s Arguments Against Canada and Mexico?

Victor Davis Hanson Canada. Part One Trump has been waging a running verbal battle with Canada. And it is based on four of his own pet peeves. One, he despises Canadian Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who in the past has openly sided with Trump’s political opponents in 2016, 2020, and 2024.

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VDH UltraZelensky Mistaken

Ultra Subscribers: This Friday’s ultra examines President Zelensky’s mistakes as he left the meeting with President Trump and Vice President Vance. Share This

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VDH UltraUkraine Peace—So Far Away and Still So Close

Victor Davis Hanson After the recent dustup with Donald Trump and J.D. Vance in the White House, Volodymyr Zelenskyy should have taken a lesson from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Like Ukraine, Israel too is similarly in an existential war—in fact against four adversaries. And likewise, it is dependent on U.S. financial and military aid.

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VDH UltraMissing Those Good Old Alternatives to Trump? Part Two

3) Pentagon. The military was declared not to be chronically short by 30-50,000 recruits each year—simply by readjusting the required manpower levels downward. Do we remember the monthly sound-off of a retired admiral or general (Mark Milley was the latest example) screaming that Trump was a “fascist,” and during the Trump presidency, that he was

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VDH UltraNewsom Casts About in the Pod World

Good morning Ultra Subscribers. Victor talks about the debacle we all know as Newsom and his new podcast that draws him from the responsibilities as governor. What is the source of California’s decline? Join this seven-minute video. Subscribe here if you haven’t already joined the Blade of Perseus.   Share This

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