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VDH UltraWhat Should a President Trump Do? Part Two: The Border (Continued)

Victor Davis Hanson Next, who of the long-residing illegal aliens would be eligible for legal-resident status, and from there choose or not choose to apply on their own for U.S. citizenship? Most would agree that this third category should include spouses of U.S. citizens; those with lengthy U.S. residence from childhood; and others with lengthy […]

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VDH UltraWhat Should a President Trump Do? Part One: The Border

Victor Davis Hanson One would expect Trump first to finish the wall as soon as possible, even if that entailed extending it to the Gulf and through difficult terrain, fixing weak spots in the existing wall, and fighting nonstop lawsuits, internal administrative-state obstructions, and mass leftwing hysteria. Logically, he would simultaneously stop catch-and-release and force

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VDH UltraFrom a Not Angry Reader 07-09-2024

Subject: Proposed deal That was actually a pretty good deal you suggested. I’m afraid the trust level Putin holds for the west is near zero. No cease fire until an agreement is reached, according to Russia. Besides, given Russian superiority on the battlefield, I suspect they want Odessa. Some say Russian troops up to the

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VDH UltraFrom a Not Angry Reader 07-03-2024

Victor, I do enjoy reading your articles and watching you comment on TV. In your article (the west is sick of the new woke Jihadism) you ended with the following statement “Yet the more violent campuses and streets become, the more clueless the mobs seem about the cascading public antipathy to what they do and

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VDH UltraFrom a Not Angry Reader, Mark Shipp

Dear Victor Hanson A dear friend I met in work-related scenarios once explained that he grew up in a family of dedicated Democrats but that he’d had his eyes opened by listening to Mark Levin on talk radio. It made me curious, so I kept that name in mind. Not long after that I discovered

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VDH UltraFeverish Dreaming About Covid with Covid. Part Four

Victor Davis Hanson I once stayed in an old house on one professorial stint. The basement had a sewage leak. No one knew of it, given it had been locked up for the summer. When I arrived, the house was full of mold, or so I thought, despite living in a desert climate with no

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VDH UltraFeverish Dreaming About Covid with Covid. Part Three

Victor Davis Hanson With Covid, you stare at the ceiling, with ice on your feverous head, and begin trying to account for all your life’s excesses and recklessness that supposedly inevitably led to right now being sick. Quite crazy, especially when you are the villain of your feverish remembrances. Would there not have been ways

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VDH UltraFeverish Dreaming About Covid with Covid. Part Two

Victor Davis Hanson Seven months later, on the eve of my 2022 tour to Israel, in early May, I got Covid 2.0, again after a large public event. (On book tours and at formal speaking dinners, one is often asked to do an early meet-and-greet/book signing, then followed by formal photo-ops with guests, then VIP

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VDH UltraFeverish Dreaming About Covid with Covid. Part One

Victor Davis Hanson I just returned from leading 160 travelers on a tour to Normandy for the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings. The tour went quite well. The participants were especially enthusiastic, good sports, extremely knowledgeable, and above all, happy people. We had three great Hillsdale professors providing morning lectures (Professors Connor, Calvert, and

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VDH UltraThe Renewed Epidemic of Trump-Derangement Projectionism. Part Two

Victor Davis Hanson Much of the screaming about tyranny, Trump fascism, internment camps, etc., is also ego-driven. AOC in her selfies believes that she must be Trump’s numero uno target (No one cares about her psychodramas). The barking Michael Cohen sounds like a disaffected Putin thug warning about Trump pushing people off buildings. Rachel Maddow,

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