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April 19, 2020
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The Dancer: President Trump, the Anti-Lockdown Posture, and Dr. Fauci’s Ace Card
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February 06, 2020
The Guardian
It Wasn’t The US Senate That Saved Trump – It Was The Founding Fathers
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December 08, 2019
The New York Times
With White House Absent, Impeachment Devolves Into Partisan Brawl
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September 27, 2019
The Washington Post
Executive privilege is vitally important. But not at the expense of national security.
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Executive privilege remains crucial. But the failure to vindicate such careful and rigorous efforts to follow the whistleblower rules would only lead to workarounds and more-reckless leaks.
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April 29, 2019
The Wall Street Journal
‘The Lessons of Tragedy’ Review: The Burdens of Being a Superpower
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. . . one can’t help questioning whether what has happened in recent years is a refusal to see what is required to defend the values of freedom, democracy, the rule of law and human rights—or whether it is adherence to the values themselves that is changing.
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