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Wayward electors run in our family
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Back in 2016, only three Democrats made it to Iowa
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In the age of social media, we have the largest mobs in the history of mankind
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Liberal journalists are so desperate to be canceled they’ve begun to form secret societies around the theme
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Those who believe Britain can only trade effectively with the nearest markets know little history
By Robert Tombs
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The Tehran students were chanting in the streets: ‘Our enemy is right here, they’re lying that it’s America’
By Paul Wood
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A US-Britain trade deal would be a boon for Boris Johnson and Donald Trump
By Ross Clark
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Bars that served me were harassed and ‘Hate Has No Home Here’ signs appeared on my lawn
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The kind of people who want to cancel someone are looking not for an apology, but for vengeance
By Amber Duke
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Macron needs help and his new best friend, bizarrely, is Britain’s prime minister
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The emotional anti-war right is susceptible to its own wishful thinking about the irenic intentions of Iran
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Let’s make 2020 the year cancel culture gets canceled
By Toby Young
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The silence of decent people allows the bullies to get away with it
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Cancel culture is real. It destroys lives, ruins careers, causes suicide and silences reasonable debate
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