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Author of “The Case for Nationalism”: amzn.to/2YVffBv Editor of National Review. Speaking opps: [email protected]
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    It doesn’t take “education,” as she repeatedly says, to know that males shouldn’t compete against women in competitive sports, but it does take conditioning and fear to dodge on this basic, common sense issue She also says that “exclusion” isn’t the answer, but if the WNBA
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    Brilliant work here by Josh Treviño
    We Discard the Lessons of WWII at Our Peril | National Review
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    There are distinct echoes of George W. Bush’s Iraq War in Trump’s current predicament with Iran. The same way Bush’s success toppling the Taliban created the predicate for the Iraq War, Trump’s stunning capture of Nicolás Maduro made it easier to believe that the Iran war
    The Iran War Is Eating Trump’s Presidency | National Review
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    At a time when no one apologizes for anything, even when they are in the wrong, this is admirably forthright
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    Ostap Yarysh
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    Laura Loomer: I feel really terrible for some of the things that I've said. So I would like to apologize on your show to the people of Ukraine for some of the things that I've said about your country, because they've been very kind to me. And I highly doubt that I would be
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    Like Nolan and his movie or not, the fact of the matter is that no one would have wanted to see the maid servants forced to clean up the gore after the massacre of the suitors, and then after they are ordered to be killed with swords, hanged to make their deaths even more
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    Christopher Nolan said he had to change the ending of Homer’s Odyssey, specifically Telemachus’s punishment of the disloyal maidservants, because it is “so grim and so misogynistic.” Follow: @AFpost
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