Real Clear Defense,
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Chase Spears
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On Saturday the U.S. Army released the name of the second pilot—reported to have been pilot in command—of the Blackhawk helicopter that collided with American Airlines flight 5342 over the Potomac River, killing 67 people. This was a marked departure from Army policy that states “Names, city, and state of deceased will be withheld until 24 hours after next of kin notification.” This was the standard process used to identify the other two members of the Army’s flight crew, Chief Warrant Officer Andrew Eaves, and Staff Sgt. Ryan O'Hara. It is the same process used to identify soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan—a process I followed as a military
Hot Air,
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David Strom
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The battle over funding for USAID is absolutely glorious for so many reasons.
Not only are Donald Trump and Elon Musk beginning to defund the piggy bank being raided by the transnational elite, the alphabet activists, the global left, and not coincidentally, NGOs, which are causing so much damage to the US and the world, but he is forcing the Democrats to defend the least popular spending item in the federal government. (X) No issue has galvanized Democrats as much as the temporary closing down of USAID. Democratic Party leaders marched to the USAID offices and made impassioned speeches about how vital it is to US interests.
American Thinker,
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Andrea Widburg
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2/6/2025 9:39:09 AM
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If Elon Musk—who has been an advocate for free speech and small government—has an evil twin, that evil twin is George Soros. Soros, as conservatives know, has spent his billions funding organizations dedicated to leftist causes. One of the causes with the greatest impact has been funding “Soros prosecutors”—hard-left lawyers who refuse to prosecute criminals but enthusiastically prosecuted Trump and other conservatives. It now appears that some large amounts of the money the Soros organizations used to get these prosecutors in office came from USAID.
The story begins with the Tides Foundation and the Tides Center, a grant-giving organization.
BizPac Review,
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Chris Donaldson
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With efforts ongoing to bring an end to the bloody war in Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy suggested that his country should be given nuclear weapons if it wasn’t guaranteed NATO membership, but that’s not going to happen.
In a strong reaction to what would be a catastrophic development, retired Lt. General Keith Kellogg who was tapped by President Donald J. Trump as his special envoy to Ukraine and Russia said that there are only two chances that the U.S. would agree to allow the Ukrainian regime to have nukes.
“The chance of them getting their nuclear weapons back is somewhere between slim and none,” Kellogg told Fox News Digital.
American Thinker,
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Jack Cashill
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Sen. Richard Blumenthal thought he was landing blow after blow on FBI nominee Kash Patel. And from the point of the view of the uninformed, maybe he was. Like his colleagues Adam Schiff and Mazie Hirono, Blumenthal was sure he had Patel on the ropes
For those who knew better, however, Blumenthal’s performance was just another act in the long-running show trials spawned by the events of January 6, 2021. If Blumenthal was indicting anyone, he was indicting the DoJ operatives who put hundreds of January 6 protestors in prison and the soulless Democrats who applauded them.
What stirred the ham in Blumenthal was Patel’s promotion of a
Power Line,
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Steven Hayward
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You may have missed the news that a celebrity named Joe Biden has signed up with the powerhouse Hollywood talent flacks at Creative Artists Agency. Worth noting how CAA describes their new client:
“President Biden is one of America’s most respected and influential voices in national and global affairs,” Richard Lovett, co-chair of CAA, said in a statement. “His lifelong commitment to public service is one of unity, optimism, dignity, and possibility,” Mr Lovett said.
It is a sign of Biden’s lifelong mediocrity, in which he has always been a follower and never a “leader” on anything except his own self-regard, that CAA needs to persuade us that Biden
American Thinker,
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Monica Showalter
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After getting totally domesticated by President Trump last month over repatriation flights for illegals, you'd think Colombia's far-left president, Gustavo Petro, might have stayed quiet for a reasonable interval.
Guess again. The budding buffoon of South America has put out this doozy of a statement on non-dangers of cocaine: (X) Which is more than a little disturbing. There's plenty of difference between snorting lines of coke and sipping expensive whiskey in a club as anyone with common sense can tell you. To say the least, this is highly abnormal for any Latin American leader to be saying, complete with whimpering victimization about gringo being all prejudiced against Latin Americans
Power Line,
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Scott Johnson
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Yesterday I took note of the Trump Department of Education’s investigation of five universities for their toleration of anti-Semitism. First on the DoE list is Columbia University and and rounding it out is the University of Minnesota. I commented that Columbia should be razed and the ground underneath it salted — the Carthaginian solution. A prominent historian and teacher reasonably implored me:
"Please be a little more moderate in your language. Making comments like 'Columbia University should be razed to the ground' are painful to read for Columbia grads like myself, who are grateful for all we’ve received from that great institution of learning. In the spirit of Burke, I believe,
American Thinker,
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H. Sterling Burnett
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The “climate hoax” and “Green New Scam,” as President Donald Trump calls them, have spawned countless bad ideas and even worse policies.
In the transglobal elite’s attempt to direct the world’s economy by controlling average people, they have pushed an idiotic and dangerous vision of the nations of the world going net zero. I’m sure it’s purely coincidence that the policies developed to meet net zero just happen to benefit those same elites financially and in terms of political power.
Among the net zero policies pushed by the former Biden-Harris administration were de facto electric vehicle mandates, greenhouse gas restrictions forcing the premature closure of reliable coal-fueled power plants, and restrictions
American Thinker,
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William Sullivan
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In 2009, the Obama administration bailed out General Motors (GM) with American taxpayer dollars, prompting Venezuela's socialist dictator Hugo Chavez to quip, “Obama has just nationalized nothing more and nothing less than General Motors. Comrade Obama! Fidel [Castro], careful or we are going to end up to his right.”
The mainstream media buried this unflattering story to the best of their ability.
What they did report breathlessly, however, was Obama’s assurance that he had “no interest” in nationalizing or “running GM.”
This was an example of media gaslighting the public before we began calling it that. Many Americans knew what we were witnessing
American Thinker,
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Susan Quinn
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Recently a myriad of legacy media, political pundits, and websites have promoted the idea that Trump’s loss in the 2020 election was actually a net positive for the country, though you’ll never have Trump agree with that assessment. Yet there is something to be said for the differences between the man in 2020, and the man in 2024. More than that, there are some intriguing facts that suggest that not only was it the best outcome longterm, but it was divinely guided.
Conclusions abounded that Trump had essentially brought the 2020 loss on himself; from the leftwing BBC:
"They were put off by his aggressiveness. His stoking of racial tensions.
American Thinker,
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Charlton Allen
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The next time Hillary Clinton or her media allies wag a finger about “Russian interference,” remember this: Hillary Clinton’s State Department helped arm Russia with hypersonic missile technology.
Yes, the same Hillary Clinton who branded Tulsi Gabbard a “Russian asset”. The same Hillary Clinton who pushed the Trump-Russia collusion hoax for years. The same Hillary Clinton who expects America to believe that Moscow is an existential threat. Her tenure at the State Department actively facilitated, promoted, and encouraged the transfer of dual-use technology that helped build Russia’s next-generation hypersonic missile systems.
U.S. officials later sounded the alarm about Skolkovo’s military applications, but the damage was done by then. As Clinton’s State Department
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