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Poland's President: 'A Well-Regulated Militia Being Necessary to The Security of a Free State' (opens the original)
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There's a joke that's been bouncing around western security circles: "Someone asked a Polish soldier 'If Germany and Russia invaded Poland simultaneously, who would you shoot first?" "The German", answered the Polish soldier. "Business before pleasure". While most of NATO's continental partners have been slow to recognize the threat that Moscow still presents them, Poland (and the Baltic states, especially Estonia), having had to free themselves a few times in the past century, are well ahead of
Minnesota Senate Candidate: "She's Just Like Us!" (opens the original)
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File this under "Too Good To Fact Check" if you'd like. As an urban conservative in Minnesota, I'm used to having that same feeling Charlie Brown gets that split second after Lucy pulls the ball away yet again. But if I didn't believe in miracles, I couldn't be an urban conservative in Minnesota, now, could I? Anyway — while Republicans nationwide sweat out an early autumn of ominous polling from the Texas senate race among others, there is at least the whiff of a hint of a possibility of an ups
Rumor of War (opens the original)
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While the world focuses on the Straits of Hormuz and the blood-sodden fields of Zaporizhye, and conventional political wonks looked for tea leaves in Russia's fake election, people who follow Eastern European shenanigans are looking nervously at the border between Estonia and Russia. Stephen Green notes that the signs along the Narva River are getting ominous: Russia's internal security service has announced a curfew and restrictions along part of its border with NATO member Estonia.Civilians ha
Midterm Grades (opens the original)
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I was not a Donald Trump fan in 2016. Largely because I'd been a Donald Trump non-fan since the mid eighties. His persona is pretty much the opposite of mine. I remind my Democrat friends that I was a Trump non-fan back before most of them, statistically, were watching The Apprentice — indeed, back when he was a Democrat. I campaigned for Marco Rubio in the state caucuses - one of the few states our current Secretary of State won, back then. I wrote in Scott Walker in 2016 because I thought, not
The Fraud Whack-A-Mole (opens the original)
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Dealing with fraud in Minnesota is like playing "whack-a-mole" at Chuck E Cheese with your kids. Only instead of little moles, we're playing with schemes to bilk the taxpayer of billions of dollars in tax money. With government fraud, it just looks for its next grift. And you don't even get paper tickets. Let's walk through this past year in Minnesota. It's been almost five years since conservative media discovered the first of the COVID-era food fraud in Minnesota, but it started blowing up abo
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