Victor Davis Hanson has one of the more interesting articles out today (over at NRO ). He outlines the fire Trump has taken in his first month in office from both the left and right. In a few paragraphs, he summarizes what these two sides of the same coin have done and accomplished. In fact, it seems, they've accomplished very little. Of the left he says: The Democratic party has been absorbed by its left wing and is beginning to resemble the impotent British Labour party. Certainly it no longer is a national party. Mostly it’s a local and municipal coastal force, galvanized to promote a race and gender agenda and opposed to conservatism yet without a pragmatic alternative vision. Its dilemma is largely due to the personal success but presidential failure of Barack Obama, who moved the party leftward and yet bequeathed an electoral matrix that will deprive future national candidates of swing-state constituencies without compensating for that down...
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ReplyDeleteI don't think they got tired.
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