USAID, long theorized to be part of a global soft regime change network by many opposed to the status quo of foreign policy, ...
Vice President JD Vance mounted an intellectual defense of his boss Donald Trump’s brazen criticisms of Ukraine’s war effort ...
Vice President JD Vance apparently isn’t interested in nostalgic history lessons — especially when they’re used to attack ...
With respect, it seems to me that this kind of moralistic evaluation of films is very much in the same spirit as the moralistic evaluation of statuary (and films and young-adult novels and ...
Vance’s response was detailed and methodical, in contrast to Trump’s more direct approach. He argued that Trump’s stance was rooted in realism rather than outdated historical comparisons.
In a fiery and lengthy reply, he dismissed Ferguson’s argument as “moralistic garbage,” a symptom of what he called the “rhetorical currency of the globalists” and defended the ...
In a 403-word tweet, the vice president accused British historian Niall Ferguson of espousing “moralistic garbage” and engaging in “historical illiteracy.” Ferguson had rebuked Trump for ...