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How the Bork hearings turned the Supreme Court into a partisan stage When Senator Ted Kennedy rose on the Senate
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Free speech under fire: what Charlie Kirk’s murder reveals about us, not them. I am a conservative and a Republican.
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Preface I hesitated to write this post. Conversations about race carry deep history and emotion, and as a white American,
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This weekend, I’m beginning the journey of writing my next nonfiction book. The idea has been simmering for a while:
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