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‘The events of this year, agonizing though they have been, have only confirmed the role of the US as the leader among nations.’
The wars go on
Seventy-five years after the end of World War Two we still have forces in Britain, Japan, Germany and Italy
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How to confront uncertainty
If there’s any lesson we should take from 2020 it is that it can get worse and often does
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The demise of America has been greatly exaggerated
To be an American is to move ever forward, in pursuit of that ‘more perfect union’
By Matt Purple
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Onwards and upwards
American democracy, American power and influence are not dying, and neither are they under threat
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Why is the Republican party symbol an elephant and the Democratic symbol a donkey?
In the mid-20th century the Democratic party was officially using a rooster, while the Republicans used an eagle
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But seriously: will Trump refuse to leave?
A big Biden win is the only way to minimize civil strife
By Paul Wood
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Atlas shrugs
The establishment doesn’t think he’s an expert. He disagrees
By Amber Duke
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Will we ever know the truth about Russiagate?
Every revelation, though it sheds some local light, actually makes the whole picture murkier
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Being pro-Trump has caused me more grief than being Osama bin Laden’s niece
Why do I support Donald Trump? Look at his record
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