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He gave whites the benefit of the doubt. Booker and Harris took every chance to stoke racial grievances.
Illiberalism, ethnic nationalism and loss of confidence are bad news for freedom.
If so, activists will realize that pie-in-the-sky and extreme makeovers aren’t a fix.
Will the post-impeachment president steal a page from Bill Clinton?
Or at least that’s how populism’s rise feels to those at the World Economic Forum.
Government policies limit millennials’ prosperity, Harvard economist Edward Glaeser argues. Will they realize more of the same isn’t the answer?
The FBI, the CIA and the press all have much to be embarrassed about.
In its wake, identity politics leaves a trail of failed Democratic candidates.
Similar problems beset both Britain’s Labour Party and Germany’s Social Democrats.
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