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VDH UltraTrump Versus Trump? Part One

Victor Davis Hanson Almost every effort the Left has employed to destroy Trump has not—at least yet—succeeded. And there remains only one Trump opponent left—Trump himself. Let me explain. In 2016, the Clinton campaign, the DNC, the Perkins Coie law firm, Fusion GPS, and Christopher Steele, all with help from the DOJ, CIA, and FBI, […]

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VDH UltraAngry Reader 03-26-2024

From an Angry Reader: Well, the repubs have done did it again. They are so rabidly intent on, hopefully, taking the moral high ground, that they kicked out Santos even though he had not even been indicted for a crime, that they lost another house seat. I have been through the dictionary from one end

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VDH UltraAngry Reader 03-22-2024

From an Angry Reader: You are stupid. i Am god. I’ve mentioned tHat. Logic Dictates tHat you are receiving my Emails. i Am now going to begin ADDING the NAMES of EVERYONE i SEE on your CHANNEL to my LIST. Enjoy! Steve D Summers Dear Angry Reader Steve D. Summers, I have no idea about

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VDH UltraAngry Reader 03-20-2024

From an Angry Reader: Read your article “Can Europe become Western Again?” What stupid crap, American shyte. The cause of all the world’s problems has been the USA. BUT, the chickens are coming home to roost. What you slimy yanks done to Yugoslavia, will soon happen to you. You loser hanson. Fyodor Rensen Dear Angry

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VDH UltraWhen and How Did We Get Here?—Gradually, then Suddenly. Part Four

Victor Davis Hanson The final catalyst that led to our collective implosion was the election year 2020 and the accelerating Trump Derangement Syndrome. As the cities burned, unbelievable madness followed in efforts to ensure the incumbent president would not be reelected. Suddenly, congressional officials, mayors, and governors all refused to keep the peace by requesting

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VDH UltraWhen and How Did We Get Here?— Gradually, then Suddenly. Part Three

Victor Davis Hanson The third catalyst that fueled our sudden madness and melted down the country was the aftermath of the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. The eight-time felon was reportedly arrested after trying to pass counterfeit bills. He resisted arrest, was likely under the influence of recent (or very recent) fentanyl

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VDH UltraWhen and How Did We Get Here?—Gradually, then Suddenly. Part Two

Victor Davis Hanson Our nation’s change into something unrecognizable just four years ago had a few precursors and catalysts. The first was the Obama administration’s redefining of American norms. Before Obama, “racial relations” were largely defined as the historical 12 percent black/88 percent “non-black” dichotomy, in the context of dealing with the sins of southern

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VDH UltraWhen and How Did We Get Here?—Gradually, then Suddenly. Part One

Victor Davis Hanson Presidents—Bush, Obama, Trump, Biden—have either been doubling the national debt in their four- or eight-year tenures or added several trillion to it. We all know that adding a trillion dollars in debt to what we collectively owe every 100 days is unsustainable. But then again, we all know that to stop the

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VDH UltraThe Mythologies of the Middle East: Part Three

Victor Davis Hanson The Myth of the Oppressed Palestinians There are lots of refugees in the world with much longer claims of displacement than the Palestinians, and also some with much more recent suffering. And yet we hear nothing about them. Does anyone challenge Turkish president Erdogan for his ongoing threats to send missiles into

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VDH UltraThe Mythologies of the Middle East: Part Two

Victor Davis Hanson The Myth of “Proportionality” As a general rule, in the long history of war, victory is found only by being disproportionate in the use of force. That is a truism so banal as to need little elaboration. When both sides are “proportionate” in their ability to harm their opponents, the result is

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