Mona Charen
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What’s the matter with Kansas’ senators? (opens the original)
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The home of Dwight Eisenhower and Amelia Earhart is rarely part of the national conversation -- but that could be about to change. It is becoming clear that the race for Senate this year could be a huge upset. In the 19th century, Kansas was the scene of violent clashes over slavery, which temporarily earned it the moniker "bleeding Kansas," and in the 20th it was the birthplace of Brown v. Board of Education, one of the most consequential Supreme Court cases in American history. But in recent d
Injury a reminder of people’s resilience to disabilities (opens the original)
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On the Sunday evening of Labor Day weekend, after a delightful dinner with close friends, I tripped over one of those ubiquitous electric rent-a-scooters. I went down hard, landing on my knee and arm, though luckily not hitting my head. At home that night, I couldn't even bend my left elbow enough to remove my earrings or necklace. For those who know me well, the surest sign of injury is that I couldn't summon the strength in my left hand or arm to floss my teeth. Quelle horreur! A couple of day
Not Quite Grateful for a Broken Arm, but It’s a Reminder of People’s Amazing Resilience in the Face of Disabilities (opens the original)
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On the Sunday evening of Labor Day weekend, after a delightful dinner with close friends, I tripped over one of those ubiquitous electric rent-a-scooters. I went down hard, landing on my knee and arm, though luckily not hitting my head. At home that night, I couldn’t even bend my left elbow enough to remove my earrings or necklace. For those who know me well, the surest sign of injury is that I couldn’t summon the strength in my left hand or arm to floss my teeth. Quelle horreur! A couple of day
Vance called El-Sayed evil — he’s one to talk (opens the original)
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In a year when Democrats have the wind at their backs and a shot at winning even in Texas, primary voters in Michigan have chosen a Senate candidate in Abdul El-Sayed who needlessly alienates many voters. But of all the Republican politicians to criticize El-Sayed, JD Vance may be the least well suited, because when it comes to tolerance for extremism and antisemitism, Vance and El-Sayed are almost equally matched players in a dangerous, illiberal game. It's a mark of how far our guardrails have
It takes one to know one when Vance calls El-Sayed evil (opens the original)
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In a year when Democrats have the wind at their backs and a shot at winning even in Texas, primary voters in Michigan have chosen a Senate candidate in Abdul El-Sayed who needlessly alienates many voters. But of all the Republican politicians to criticize El-Sayed, Vice President It's a mark of how far our guardrails have fallen that leading American political figures are engaging in more or less open race/religion baiting -- and each is in high dudgeon that the other is doing it. El-Sayed has w
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