Bruce Gilley
Contributor at The American Conservative
Presidential Scholar-in-Residence, New College of Florida.
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2 days ago |
newenglishreview.org | Bruce Gilley
By Bruce GilleyIt takes me about eight minutes to walk across the campus of the New College of Florida, where I just concluded a year as a visiting professor. There are rare sightings of students, a grand total of 800, who dart in and out from under the palm trees like white ibises. The clock bell on the astroturf in front of the library can be heard from the waterfront all the way to the student dorms.
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4 days ago |
jamesgmartin.center | Bruce Gilley
It takes me about eight minutes to walk across the campus of the New College of Florida, where I just concluded a year as a visiting professor. There are rare sightings of students, a grand total of 800, who dart in and out from under the palm trees like white ibises. The clock bell on the astroturf in front of the library can be heard from the waterfront all the way to the student dorms.
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1 month ago |
newenglishreview.org | Bruce Gilley
By Bruce GilleyIn naval warfare, the fainthearted officers often rush to the lifeboats when the battle turns nasty. The Good Ship MAGA is experienced such a mutiny. And those craven officers will look foolish four years hence. It is little more than 100 days into this mission, but many clever deck officers have lost their way. Take your pick of frightened conservative academics, journalists, think tank analysts, or political operatives. They have flinched like lowly deck hands.
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2 months ago |
newenglishreview.org | Bruce Gilley
By Bruce GilleyDisparaging the United States has been a Canadian tradition since the War of 1812. Now that an American leader has, for the first time in memory, offered some gentle ripostes, Canadians are playing the victim. Unless they pull out of the national nosedive, the country may never recover. I grew up in Calgary and am familiar with the deeply woven forms of anti-Americanism that define the national identity.
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2 months ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Bruce Gilley
Candian leaders for years have warned of the dangers of "sticking our finger in the eye of America." (Credit: Elaine Thompson)Disparaging the United States has been a Canadian tradition since the War of 1812. Now that an American leader has, for the first time in memory, offered some gentle ripostes, Canadians are playing the victim. Unless they pull out of the national nosedive, the country may never recover.
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Welcome back to the U.S. Paul Chambers. Your book is widely read by Thais to understand their own country. The military's attempt to prosecute you for insulting the monarchy was a farce. Let's hope that prime minister Shinawatra will put these old men back in the barracks. https://t.co/0zun1KmmQ4
"To the self-proclaimed defenders of democracy, we must say: Democracy depends on free speech, and it requires respect for the popular will. You suppress the former and deny the latter. The people demand their sovereignty back...and they will have it." https://t.co/ZU0bewaGuN
More non-headlines from the lamestream press. https://t.co/TGF04TxD66
