Trump’s Echo of 1829
February 27, 2025
This period in American politics may seem extraordinary. Donald Trump’s critics, in particular, portray him as unprecedented.
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This Week's Recommended Readings |
Trump's First Month: Victory at Home, Danger AbroadFebruary 21, 2025Matthew Continetti | The Washington Free BeaconIgnore the Beltway Sturm und Drang: One month into his second term, Donald Trump has advanced his coalition's priorities of changing Washington, tackling inflation, and sealing the border. Yet these gains could vanish if Trump succumbs to the perennial second-term temptation of foreign policy overreach. Read More |
#WTH Has Trump joined Team Putin?February 26, 2025Danielle Pletka | AEIIs Donald Trump betraying Ukraine? Read More |
We Need a New Manhattan ProjectFebruary 22, 2025Alexander C. Karp and Nicholas W. Zamiska | The Free PressOn July 16, 1945, in the darkness before dawn, a group of scientists and government officials gathered at a desolate stretch of sand in the New Mexico desert to witness humanity’s first test of a nuclear weapon. Read More |
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