Category: Politics

Confirmed Judges, Confirmed Fears
by Elliot Mincberg | May 3, 2019 | Legal Affairs, PoliticsBoth critics and supporters of President Trump agree that, to date, the most important consequence of his presidency and sustained Republican control of the Senate has been the significant change in the federal judiciary. As of April 1, a record 39 judges have been appointed to lifetime posts on the Supreme Court and the federal […]

MUELLER AND THE PEACOCK PHARAOH
by Hamilton Fish | May 1, 2019 | Legal Affairs, PoliticsThough Mueller concluded that the dizzying array of relations between Trump, his campaign, his family, his business associates and the Russians failed to rise to the level of a criminal conspiracy, and while he punted to Congress to decide whether Trump’s multiple and documented attempts to derail the investigation are enough to charge him with […]

#GOPGROWTHSCAM
by Steven Pressman | Apr 8, 2019 | PoliticsPresident Trump regularly brags about the phenomenal economic growth achieved during his presidency. Many economic commentators and political pundits have fallen for his assertion and have repeated it. In fact, economic growth in 2018 was 2.9 percent, only a little more than the 2.2 percent average over the previous decade. And much of the additional […]

How Much Responsibility Should We Assign to Trump for the Rise of anti-Semitism and Hate Crimes?
by Richard Cherwitz | Mar 25, 2019 | Opinion, PoliticsLast week, 59 gravesites at the Hebrew Cemetery in Fall River, Massachusetts were desecrated with anti-Semitic symbols and inscriptions that included swastikas, “Heil Hitler” and “this is MAGA country.” This harrowing incident was only the most recent example of numerous acts of hatred committed in this country over the past two years. In the wake […]

North Korea, One More Time
by Robert Alvarez | Mar 18, 2019 | Foreign Policy, PoliticsOn the eve of Trump’s first meeting with Kim Jong-un in May 2018, the nuclear policy veteran Robert Alvarez wrote with skepticism in The Spectator about the prospects for meaningful achievements from the summit process. A former senior policy advisor to the Secretary of the Energy Department who led DOE teams to secure weapons material […]
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